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The proposed English holiday tax could cost the tourism sector £500 million, creating tight margins and employment concerns, according to the CBI.
CBI claims UK holiday tax could add £500 million in vacation costs
Summary
A proposed English holiday tax could cost the tourism sector £500 million, according to the Confederation of British Industry. Cities like Manchester and Liverpool have implemented similar charges, but this could expand. This tax may lead to tighter margins and employment concerns. Hosts should monitor the legislation to understand potential impacts on their pricing and profitability.
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