Is there a tourist tax in Gibraltar?

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Yes. Visitors staying overnight in hotels, hostels or rented accommodation pay a Sustainable Tourism Fee per person per night, collected by the accommodation provider. It was introduced at £3 per person per night in August 2022.
Gibraltar introduced a Sustainable Tourism Fee from 1 August 2022. It applies to every visitor for each night spent in a hotel (including hostels) or rented accommodation such as holiday lets, and is collected by the owner or operator of the accommodation. It is normally added locally on top of the price in your booking confirmation, whether you booked direct or through an agent. The fee was set at £3 per person per night; some sources indicate it has since risen, so confirm the current rate with your accommodation. Children under 12 are exempt, as are guests in approved charity-run accommodation. Cruise passengers do not pay it because a separate passenger levy is charged through the cruise ship. Day visitors who do not stay overnight pay nothing.

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