Varadkar plans end to travel tax

The youngest Cabinet member will abolish a controversial travel tax in return for airlines opening up routes from tourist hotspots.

The youngest Cabinet member will abolish a controversial travel tax in return for airlines opening up routes from tourist hotspots.

Leo Varadkar, who holds the merged tourism, transport and sport brief, said he wanted operators, such as Aer Lingus and Ryanair, to reopen services which have been shelved.

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