At the first Europa Press Tourism Conference in Madrid on Monday, the Balearic tourism minister, Iago Negueruela, insisted that the Balearic tourist tax was not conceived "as a mechanism to regulate demand". Because of this, there will be no attempt to address growth in demand by raising the tax.
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Tourist tax was not conceived to reduce tourist demand
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Its no longer a tourism tax, its a 'ROB foreign visitors to pay for pet projects and houses tax'
It seems as though the PSOE use this money for whatever they want if it is not so please explain !