A British City Is Introducing the First Full Overnight Stay Tax — What Visitors Will Pay

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What visitors pay, who is exempt, and how the new 5% city levy works.

Edinburgh Is the First UK City With a Scheme This Broad

The Levy Is 5% of the Accommodation Cost

A Three-Night £150 Stay Adds £22.50

The Charge Stops After Five Consecutive Nights

The Same Rate Applies During Festivals

Hotels Are Only Part of the Scheme

British Residents and Business Travellers Must Pay

Some Earlier Bookings Escape the Levy

Certain Visitors Can Claim Their Money Back

Edinburgh Expects Up to £50 Million Annually

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The final price of a city break can change through charges that are easy to overlook during the first stages of planning. A relatively small percentage can become more noticeable across several expensive nights.

Britain’s newest scheme has unusually broad coverage, but it also includes a firm limit and important booking rules. The amount visitors pay will depend mainly on their accommodation price and length of stay.

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