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Other countries' tourist taxes
Many popular tourist destinations worldwide already have visitor levies. For example, cities like Rome, Amsterdam, and Barcelona charge a small fee per night. The rates vary widely, from a few euros per person to a percentage of the accommodation cost, much like the new powers granted to UK mayors.
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