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Draft Visitor Levy Scheme: Consultation

The Visitor Levy (Scotland) Act 2024 allows councils to introduce a small charge on overnight stays in paid accommodation. Any money raised would be used to support local services and facilities that visitors use and contribute to local areas.

Earlier this year, Falkirk Council carried out initial engagement on this proposal (see Early Engagement Survey Report). We are now asking for your views on a Draft Visitor Levy Scheme for the Falkirk area. The aims are to grow Falkirk’s visitor economy, make the area more attractive and enjoyable for visitors, support a sustainable year round tourism sector, create vibrant places, and raise Falkirk’s profile as a destination.

Your feedback will help inform a decision on whether a visitor levy should be introduced, which is expected to be considered by Full Council in early 2027. We want to hear from residents, visitors, accommodation providers, businesses, community groups and anyone with an interest in the area. We're also looking for views on how the scheme should work if it goes ahead.

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29 August 2026 23:00 - 1 September 2026 08:00

Feedback on the results of this survey will be shared with respondents here. This will help shape a draft proposal for a Visitor Levy, which would then be shared for full public consultation and council approval at a later stage.

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