Is England right to introduce a tourism tax?
Bath in Somerset is a favourite with tourists. Denny Friday Studio/Shutterstock Supporters tend to call it a “visitor levy”. Detractors prefer to call it a “tourist tax”. Whether you agree with it or not, an extra charge for overnight stays has become a common feature of modern travel. Recent visitors to New York, Prague, Milan and Edinburgh will have already paid it. And now mayors in England will have the chance to impose it. Some think these fees will cause huge damage to the hospitality…
Where: Colorado, Spain, New York, Italy, Wyoming, Prague, London
Exact coordinates
colorado: 39.550, -105.780
spain: 40.460, -3.750
new york: 40.710, -74.010
italy: 41.870, 12.570
wyoming: 43.080, -107.290
prague: 50.080, 14.440
london: 51.510, -0.130
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