New Tourists Tax EU

I haven't a clue but generally the tax for things like this is included in the cost of flights, holiday package price etc.

The European Union is going to introduce a €7 visitor visa fee in 2024. Non-EU citizens and travellers from outside the Schengen zone, including the British, will have to pay a €7 application to enter

go to Turkey instead, been all over Europe, nothing compares to Turkey, price, culture wise ect...

Been to Turkey used to have to pay as you went though security- pass border last went in 2019 don’t remember being the same.

Just unsure how this tax works if anyone else knows/ experienced or heated

We really shouldn't be travelling as much as we do anyway for both economic and environmental reasons. I doubt such a small fee will deter many people but you never know. Is it a 7 euro fee to enter the schengen zone or do you have to pay for each individual country if you travel through Europe?

I don't think there will be too much anger about the £7 euro charge for non EU citizens to enter the EU, but it's still a bit cheeky. It costs more than that to use some of their toll roads or buy a hot drink and something to eat in one of their roadside cafe's. Still, we are English and what are we good at? Moaning! So we probably will moan anyway lol