Anyone who stays in one of the old monks' cells at Lluc monastery or at any other Balearic monastery which has rooms for visitors will be obliged to pay a euro per night. This is confirmed in the draft for the tourist tax law and the consequent "sustainable tourism tax". This type of accommodation will, according to the tourism ministry, be classified as being equivalent to a hostel, and so both tourists and residents will be liable to the payment of the tax.
Tourist tax
Guests at Lluc monastery will also have to pay the tourist tax
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