Getaria Approves Tourist Stay Tax Starting 2027
Getaria Town Council approved a tourist stay tax ordinance effective January 1, 2027. Visitors to local accommodations will be subject to the tax to support tourism infrastructure.
Getaria Approves Tourist Stay Tax Starting 2027
Getaria Town Council approved a tourist stay tax ordinance with 6 votes in favor and 5 abstentions. The tax will take effect from January 1, 2027.
Getaria Approves Tourist Stay Tax Starting in 2027
Getaria Town Council approved a Tourist Stay Tax ordinance with six votes for and five abstentions. The tax will be effective starting January 1, 2027, impacting accommodation providers and visitors.
Nepal Reports 12.1% Increase in Foreign Tourist Arrivals in September 2026
Foreign tourist arrivals in Nepal rose 12.1% year-on-year to 88,248 in September 2026. Chinese tourist numbers increased by more than 58% during the same period.
Turkmenistan Launches Electronic Visa System on October 1, 2026
Turkmenistan’s State Migration Service launched its electronic visa system on October 1, 2026, removing the prior invitation letter requirement. The system includes online visa applications and remote registration for foreign nationals.
Getaria Approves Tourist Stay Tax Starting January 2027
Getaria Town Council approved a new tourist stay tax set to begin on January 1, 2027. Accommodation providers will be informed about the tax affecting visitors from that date.
12th Global Tourism Economy Forum in Macao, October 2026
The 12th Global Tourism Economy Forum will be held from October 15 to 17, 2026, in Macao, China. The event will focus on crisis management, resilience, and evolution in the tourism economy, featuring Spain as Partner Country and Hainan Province as the Featured Province.
Kimberley Businesses Warn of Staffing Shortages from Backpacker Visa Changes
The Australian government has capped third-year working holiday visa extensions at 5,000, down from 31,000, introducing a ballot system. Kimberley businesses warn these changes will reduce essential seasonal backpacker workers in remote regions.
Australian Businesses Face Staffing Challenges After Backpacker Visa Cap
The Australian government introduced a cap of 5,000 third-year working holiday visas, down from 31,000. Kimberley businesses warn this will worsen staffing shortages in remote areas.
Kimberley Businesses Warn of Workforce Shortages Due to Backpacker Visa Cuts
The Australian federal government capped third-year working holiday visa extensions to 5,000 places, cutting from 31,000 this year. Kimberley businesses warn these changes threaten their ability to staff essential jobs in remote areas.















