As conversation heats up around Edinburgh potentially becoming the first city in the UK to introduce a tourism tax, it’s clear that the Scottish Government has a lot to consider before they make a legislative decision.
The tax, which would raise about £11m per annum for the capital, would be used to manage some of the impacts of the booming tourism sector in Edinburgh.
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