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Dublin City Council is considering a €5 nightly tourist tax to fund services amid rising tourism pressures.
Dublin City Council is considering a tourist tax of up to €5 per night for hotel stays, with a €2 rate potentially generating €17.5 million annually.
The council is evaluating models including per person, per room, or a percentage of the room rate, each with trade-offs in revenue and administration.
A star-rating-based system is also under discussion.
The move follows practices in 21 EU member states and aims to fund public services and infrastructure amid concerns over tourism’s impact on housing, transport, and city resources.
No final decision has been made, and the proposal remains under review.
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El Ayuntamiento de Dublín está considerando un impuesto turístico de 5 € por noche para financiar servicios en medio de las crecientes presiones turísticas.