THE hospitality industry in Fermanagh fears that the “unique circumstances” of its make-up on the border could have a detrimental impact on its future. AdvertisementFermanagh and South Tyrone MLA, Jemma Dolan, met with representatives from Hospitality Ulster at Stormont, where she called for some consistency in taxes across the border. Led by chairman Michael Cadden, Hospitality Ulster is calling on the governments to agree on a suitable rate of VAT which could be rolled locally. “I want to commend Hospitality Ulster and industry representatives for the vital work they are doing to highlight the challenges facing the sector,” explained Ms Dolan. Mr Cadden, who is the chairman of Hospitality Ulster, owns and runs on a hotel on the Fermanagh border.