What is the tourist charge for France?

There is a “taxe de séjour” to pay in France. It is added to your hotel bill and varies depending on which city you are in. The rates range from €0.20 to around €4 per person, per night. Tourist hotspots like Paris and Lyon use the money to maintain tourism infrastructure.



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