The Department of Tourism claim there are no plans to bring in a tourist tax.
The proposed tourist tax for Dublin is going to make the midlands a more appealing destination.
That's according to Offaly TD John Clendennen as the government is now exploring the possible introduction of an accommodation levy in hotels and short-term lettings in the capital.
The Department of Tourism claim there are no plans to bring in a tourist tax for hotel stays.
Deputy Clendennen says this will showcase the midlands region as a tourist attraction:
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