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Juan Mari Aburto: "Bilbao's tourist tax will hardly enter into force this year"
The mayor of Bilbao admits that he would like to activate the tourist tax by 2026 because of the economic impact it would have, but warns that the administrative deadlines make it difficult. The ordinance is expected to be adopted next year. Aburto recalls that tourism accounts for 8% of the local economy and that the collection will serve to improve the quality of life of the billiards and boost the development and employment of the city.
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