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Dublin Considers Tourism Tax to Tackle Overtourism
Dublin is considering introducing a tourism tax to generate funding for city revitalization and address overtourism. Government leaders, including Taoiseach Micheál Martin, support the measure, which could raise €4 million to €41 million annually depending on the rate. The tax aims to finance urban renewal projects such as improved safety, cleanliness, and the redevelopment of the GPO as a flagship initiative. Officials stress the need for careful timing, thorough consultation with Dublin City Council, and balancing economic impacts. The plan follows the example of similar levies in other European capitals and seeks to empower local government with new revenue. However, concerns have been raised about how the tax might affect the city's already high visitor costs.

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- Last Updated
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