"We are all tourists at some point; we all like to learn about the places we visit and also how our taxes and fees are used," stated Josep Aloy, Director General of Tourism, as the deadline for submitting projects to be financed with the Sustainable Tourism Tax (ITS), also known as ecotax, closed on Friday. This call, amounting to 74.4 million, is part of the reprogramming and redistribution of projects under the 2023 Budget, the final one of the preceding Government.
Every tourist should know where their eco-tax goes
The Sustainable Tourism Tax was established in 2016, and up to 2019, project execution was reported
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I really don't think people care. No doubt tens of thousands or more will be spent on pamphlets etc (which no one will read) and this money could be better spent on planting trees etc