The Socialist Party announced this Thursday will not support tourist tax in the city of Alicante. Socialists oppose this because they think the implementation is “not timely, because the tourism industry suffering like no other The economic consequences of a pandemic.
At the same time, PSOE President Luis Barcala introduced the industry and a strategic tourism plan
Miguel Millana, general secretary of the local PSOE, therefore joined in on the statements made by prominent socialist leaders against this measure, such as Francesc Colomer, the regional Tourism secretary, or Ximo Puig, the head of the Generalitat. characterized this tax as inappropriate and showed its support to municipalities that did not implement Although he was one of the supporters of the measure, along with his party’s government partners, Compromis and Unides Podem, Botanist.
“We stand by the tourism industry and we will continue” support and impulse attitude to a core activity for our productive system”, Millana affirmed regarding the position that the socialists of Alicante would hold relative to the odds.
On the other hand, Trini Amorós, PSOE’s head of tourism, once again called for a strategic tourism plan because of the Barcala government. No tourism model for Alicante beyond improvisation. “Barcala can’t explain what the targets are for Alicante because it doesn’t have them. We all pay the price for their inaction, especially the agencies involved in the tourist area,” he said.