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The Canary Islands are testing a model that could open a new debate in European tourism: does sustainability necessarily mean a new tax, or can part of the responsibility be transferred to a voluntary contribution from tourists and the tourism sector? Instead of a mandatory eco-tax, the archipelago is launching the REGNEXT fund for the restoration of nature and local communities. The idea is interesting, but also risky, because sustainability does not only depend on good...
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