10 destinations where you must pay tourist tax - 1 is Europe's most expensive
Tourist taxes can take travellers by surprise
(Image: Getty)Everybody loves to feel like they're getting a bargain. For many holidaymakers, finding that perfect hotel in the most beautiful country at the lowest price is all part of the fun.
However, many holidaymakers may not be aware that in some cities, tourist tax will be added to their hotel bills and can increase their accommodation costs by 10% or more.
If you're planning a trip away this year, it's worth knowing which countries will cost you the most. Holiday rental company holidu has revealed the 10 most expensive tourist taxes in the world - and one European country made it on the list.
San Francisco is tenth on the list with a nightly tourist tax of £6.86. The city is famous for the Golden Gate Bridge, charming hilly suburbs and vibrant art scene.
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This beachfront city came in ninth place with a nightly tax of £8.04. This city is known for its blend of American, Cuban and Latin culture as well as it's beautiful beaches and buzzing nightlife.
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This Floridian city comes in at number eight on the list with a nightly tax of £8.10. If you brave the cost, you can visit the everglades and see wild alligators, or take the kids for a magical day at DisneyWorld in this charming state.
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The only European destination to make it into the top ten is Amsterdam with a nightly charge of £15.38 - a serious investment. This charming city is famous for its winding canals, exciting nightlife and delicous food - just make sure you have enough cash to pay the tax
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