The United Kingdom will start charging a new fee for tourists. "Without limit"

UK Treasury Chancellor John Healey announced plans for a tourist tax starting in 2028, allowing local authorities to set accommodation fees. The tax will be a percentage of the accommodation price, with no upper limit. Concerns were raised about the timeline for implementation, as the tourism sector needs time to adapt. Additionally, air passenger duty rates will increase in April 2028, following a previous hike in 2027, raising concerns about the UK's competitiveness in the travel market.