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Welsh campsite Dan Yr Ogof goes adult-only due to tax on babies and children

01.04.2026 01:56 1 min 1 source
Herald.Wales ENG

MS Sam Rowlands criticized the differential tourist tax rates for tents and caravans in Wales. The levy will take effect in 2027, with caravans charged £1.30 per night and tents 75p, despite using the same facilities. Industry associations called for a uniform rate but were refused, with the government citing different accommodation costs.

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MS expresses concern over tourist tax impact on caravan and camping sites

01.04.2026 Herald.Wales ENG Original source

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