At the end of this year, a third region of Spain will have a tourist tax. Following the trail blazed by Catalonia and the Balearics (twice, with one tax having been scrapped), Valencia will be joining the ranks.
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Being that Benidorm is the very icon of Brits abroad cheapness, it's no surprise that they'd be reluctant to impose a 2€ tourist tax. That could be seem quite expensive to their primary tourist demographic, and could have consequences. And Benidorm doesn't have the resources to up their game to attract a more sophisticated tourist profile., so they're kind of stuck with