International tourists will be charged about $10 per person starting from next year, with the money to be used to preserve the province’s culture and environment
for visitors’ stays in the country—with officials defending the tax for the stress tourism has put on the country’s infrastructure.some businesses
that worry it may deter foreigners, but Koster dismissed this, saying the relatively small charge will not be a problem for the province’s tourism figures. “We will use it for the environment, culture and we will build better quality infrastructure,” he
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