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Gwynedd and Conwy councils have delayed decisions on a proposed tourism tax, while Anglesey council has rejected it due to concerns about its impact on the tourism sector. An expert suggests that a more flexible, localized approach to the tax could better serve the diverse needs of different areas. Cardiff is set to be the only local authority in Wales to implement the tax starting in 2027.
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Gwynedd and Conwy councils have delayed decisions on a proposed tourism tax, while Anglesey council has rejected it due to concerns about its impact on the tourism sector. An expert suggests that a more flexible, localized approach to the tax could better serve the diverse needs of different areas. Cardiff is set to be the only local authority in Wales to implement the tax starting in 2027.
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