The hospitality industry has raised alarms regarding reports that there may be no ceiling on the
Hospitality Sector Warns Mayors’ Tourist Tax Could Risk Jobs
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Wait, the government really says mayors have total discretion here? That sounds like a recipe for chaotic price discrimination across borders.
Skeptical about the job loss angle. If cities need revenue, maybe we should fund tourism infrastructure instead of punishing visitors.
This is terrifying. Small B&B owners are already struggling; a limitless tax could push us straight into bankruptcy.