"A review will also be conducted of the Welsh government's subsidy for the Holyhead to Cardiff air route.
Ms James said she was open-minded about the route's future: "I don't know what the effect of that plane on the environment is because I don't know what people who go on the plane would do if they weren't on the plane."
 
Best way for the tourist industry to recover is to go ahead and tax it. Lunacy.
There are tourism taxes all over the world doesn’t stop tourism. If it's set as a local tax councils can use the money to reinvest into local facilities.
 
they should cancel it considering how rightly concerned the government is about the climate crisis.
It won't make a difference climate wise. Cancelling it would be just a pr move. As for the climate crisis we're too late should've done something about it 20 years ago anything done now is just too little too late.
 
It won't make a difference climate wise. Cancelling it would be just a pr move. As for the climate crisis we're too late should've done something about it 20 years ago anything done now is just too little too late.
The best time to address it was 20 years ago.

The second best time is now.

Every little helps and we all need to do our bit to stop the crisis. If that means taking the train before flying then that is a very good thing.
 
Wales doesn’t get the tourism it deserves currently anyway - lets make it even harder and more expensive for people to come here…
Well Airbnb seem supportive of it!
 
Wales is hardly over developed on the tourism front. Cornwall yes, but Wales has a long way to go.
It probably is in the north west and to a lessor extent south west. Lots of second homes and holiday homes has become a real concern. Wales tourism wise has too low international tourism and the focus is essentially too much on English tourists who tend to spend less per head than international tourists and don't help support air links. Obviously routes like Doha and Munich and Berlin were designed to address that to provide links for foreign tourist's to get to Wales. The south especially doesn't seem to have the draw that the north west and to a lesser extent the south west has despite having excellent beaches and lot's of history and Cardiff in particular isn't really seen as a city break destination compared to the likes of Edinburgh and Dublin.
Obviously with any tax there'll be a lot of doom and gloom and negativity but it'll be interesting to see what sort of tax it'll be and what will be taxed.
 
Well Airbnb seem supportive of it!

PR spin and nothing else. And why should airbnb be held with any high esteem considering they are partly the authors of the second home problems.

Tax people too much and they just won’t come.
 

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