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Tourism tax for hotspots like Llandudno and Conwy to be considered by council
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More infoA council is set to consult on whether to impose a tourism tax on visitors to Wales's busiest resort and other tourism hotspots.
Welsh Government's Visitor Levy has been signed into law and gives the 22 councils across the country the option to bring in a charge on overnight stays.
One of the most popular counties for visitors across Wales is Conwy - with the seaside resort of Llandudno, historic Conwy town, and the scenic Conwy Valley.
Conwy council has decided to consult on introducing the levy.
They now want to appoint consultants to deliver and evaluate a 'Visitor Levy Consultation'.