Minister has ‘no difficulty’ with powers for cities to introduce tourism tax
Nightly levy has been considered in Dublin, but would require a change at national level
Nightly levy has been considered in Dublin, but would require a change at national level
Move follows backlash against proliferation of new hotels, often seen as coming at expense of housing projects
Surge in Ireland dwarfed experience in other EU states but may be distorted by reported slump in numbers last year
Tourists visiting for multiple days stayed for nearly 7 nights on average
Real risk to city lies not in levy but in failing to invest in infrastructure, cleanliness and public realm
Ireland is competing internationally for every visitor. The last thing we should be doing is increasing costs further
IHF conference in Killarney told that more accommodation stock for tourists was needed outside Dublin
‘Significant hurdles that make it difficult’ to deliver new beds.
Mounting business costs and global uncertainty among primary concerns as hoteliers gather for annual conference
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Budget 2026: Hospitality companies will go out of business before the cut to VAT rate is applied
Food inflation and increasingly price sensitive customers are forcing the industry to scrutinise every menu ingredient and consider cheaper options
Irish Hotels Federation’s pre-budget submission also seeks return of 9% VAT rate for food services and extra €90m for tourism marketing
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