Manchester will soon become the first UK city to charge a tourist tax.
The northwestern English city will introduce the new fee from 1 April 2023.
The nightly charge will apply to all visitors who stay in an apartment, hotel or guesthouse in the city centre.
Revenue from the ‘City Visitor Charge’ will be invested in cultural and tourism initiatives, such as events and festivals. It will also be used to improve street cleanliness and the tourist experience.
The charge is expected to rake in around £3 million (€3.4 million) per year.
How much will Manchester’s tourist tax be?
Manchester’s tourist tax will be set at £1 (€1.14) per room, per night.
It will apply to
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