'Costs are going to go up' - What will summer travel look like for 2023?
"Certainly costs are going to go up, I think we all know that from inflation," he said."We've also got interest rate hikes, the global economy weakening, supply shortages, business costs generally going through the roof.
The 9% VAT rate for the tourism and hospitality sectors is due to go back up to 13.5% from March 1st. "To our mind that would be daft, it would damage demand, it would be inflationary, it would risk jobs.
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