- The VAT increase on January 1 has not yet affected bookings for hotels, vacation homes, and campsites.
- Villa for You reports an 18% increase in occupancy rates for their vacation homes.
- Landal notes slower vacation home rentals, fewer German tourists, and more people choosing campsites, which still have a lower VAT rate.
- Dormio Group has raised prices but has not yet seen negative effects from the VAT increase.
- Some hoteliers are implementing gradual price increases to avoid losing leisure guests, so the impact of the VAT hike may be felt later.
Source: taxlive.nl
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