Tourism chief warns over EU flights tax plan

A proposal to slap an air ticket tax on flights throughout the European Union to finance overseas aid would damage Ireland’s tourism trade, it was warned today.

A proposal to slap an air ticket tax on flights throughout the European Union to finance overseas aid would damage Ireland’s tourism trade, it was warned today.

John Power, chief executive of the Irish Hotels Federation (IHF), said the Government must reject the proposals for the €10 on every flight departure in the EU.

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