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England's national museums will stay free for all visitors, government confirms

England's national museums will stay free for all visitors, government confirms

Ministers decided against charging international tourists after months of discussions with museums and the tourism sector. Free entry for all will continue, the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport verified on Tuesday. The government believes charging overseas visitors could deter domestic ones, and the impact would not be felt equally.

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