Traveller numbers have bounced back to nearly pre-pandemic levels this year, which has buoyed tourist hotspots that lost out during COVID-19 restrictions and closures.
But some popular destinations are already concerned that problems of overtourism are set to return.
As a result, some have resorted to implementing a “tourist tax” in 2022 and others have plans to introduce one next year.
But many places already have tourist taxes in place and if you’ve travelled abroad, you’ve likely paid one before. You may have never noticed it – as it’s sometimes worked into airline tickets or the taxes you pay at your hotel.
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