Tourism group calls for scrapping of air-travel tax

A group set up by the Government to help Ireland’s tourism industry survive the global recession is recommending the scrapping of the new €10 tax on airline passengers.

A group set up by the Government to help Ireland’s tourism industry survive the global recession is recommending the scrapping of the new €10 tax on airline passengers.

The Tourism Renewal Group also says the cost of wages, utilities and local charges must be reduced for tourism operators.

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