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Quite the opposite. If the worry is "too much tourists" well, just raise the tax until you have the desire amount of tourists! (and a lot more money in the cof
by elbasti 8y ago
Quite the opposite. If the worry is "too much tourists" well, just raise the tax until you have the desire amount of tourists! (and a lot more money in the coffers).
What am I missing here?
As an example, the country of Bhutan has zero desire for tourists, but instead of banning them they just charge a $250USD tax per day.
- selectodude 8y ago>but instead of banning them they just charge a $250USD tax per day. Hard to call that a tax when it includes lodging, a personal guide, a driver with car, food, and entrance fees to the things you go see. All you have to cover while there is tips and alcohol.