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Big mistake? Brexit, end of VAT a costly blunder for Chinese tourism in the UK - Vimarsana News

Big mistake? Brexit, end of VAT a costly blunder for Chinese tourism in the UK

The UK has lost its allure as a luxury shopping destination among Chinese tourists, primarily due to the withdrawal of its tourist tax refund policy.

The Standard View: G7 leaders must continue to stand firm with Ukraine - Vimarsana News

The Standard View: G7 leaders must continue to stand firm with Ukraine

This is a G7 summit heavy on symbolism. On the morning of August 6, 1945, an atomic bomb was dropped on the city of Hiroshima. Nearly 78 years later, the leaders of the world’s wealthiest democracies have gathered in the city. Support for Ukraine will be top of the agenda.

SIR ROCCO FORTE: The short sighted 'Tourist Tax' is driving away business from our shores - Vimarsana News

SIR ROCCO FORTE: The short sighted 'Tourist Tax' is driving away business from our shores

SIR ROCCO FORTE: Visitors to our islands have to pay a swingeing 20 per cent extra in VAT for souvenirs and luxury items that they want to take home.

SIR ROCCO FORTE: The short sighted 'Tourist Tax' is driving away business from our shores - Vimarsana News

SIR ROCCO FORTE: The short sighted 'Tourist Tax' is driving away business from our shores

SIR ROCCO FORTE: Visitors to our islands have to pay a swingeing 20 per cent extra in VAT for souvenirs and luxury items that they want to take home.

Jeremy Hunt's tourist tax is driving wealthy shoppers away from Britain, writes ANDREW KEITH - Vimarsana News

Jeremy Hunt's tourist tax is driving wealthy shoppers away from Britain, writes ANDREW KEITH

ANDREW KEITH: Jeremy Hunt (pictured) has the opportunity to pump £350million directly into the national coffers next year, with a simple tax change.