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Scrap hated tourist tax to cash in on visiting music lovers, say campaigners

Daily Mail Money · 21 September 2026 at 07:00

Scrap hated tourist tax to cash in on visiting music lovers, say campaigners

Millions of music fans are travelling to Britain for concerts but the economy is missing out on their spending due to the hated tourist tax, campaigners have said.

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Scrap hated tourist tax to cash in on visiting music lovers, say campaigners

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M&S boss tells Healey: Take the handcuffs off business and get Britain growing - as he savages Labour's 'crushing' tax policies just weeks ahead of first Burnham Budget