Aberdeen City Council is exploring the implementation of a tourist tax, inspired by Edinburgh’s pioneering “Transient Visitor Levy.” This potential 1.5% accommodation surcharge aims to generate approximately £1.6 million annually, supporting Aberdeen’s ambition to enhance its tourism appeal and infrastructure. While some hoteliers express concern about maintaining competitive pricing, city officials believe the funds will improve cultural amenities and economic growth. As Aberdeen consults industry stakeholders and the public ahead of a June decision, the city balances economic uplift with competitive considerations.
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