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The Conservative Party has proposed to reinstate tax-free shopping for tourists from outside the EU, citing competitiveness with European destinations. The plan aims to attract more visitors and increase spending, with potential expansion to EU visitors if financially justified. Labour has criticized the proposal as a reversal of previous policy.
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The Conservative Party has proposed to reinstate tax-free shopping for tourists from outside the EU, citing competitiveness with European destinations. The plan aims to attract more visitors and increase spending, with potential expansion to EU visitors if financially justified. Labour has criticized the proposal as a reversal of previous policy.
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Tories pledge to bring back tax-free shopping for tourists
Conservative Party Proposes Reintroduction of Tax-Free Shopping for Tourists