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How much can a tourist tax actually be worth to a destination? New research from the University of Galway has attempted to answer that very question. But more important, I might say the most important segment, than the figure itself is the authors' recommendation that the revenue remain tied to the local level and that destinations have the ability to adapt the model to their own circumstances. Namely, Ireland currently does not have a national tourist tax system...
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