UPDATE- Fife Visitor Levy – Early Engagement Survey - About You - Fife Council

2. Which category best describes you?

I am a resident of Fife I invest in or own property in Fife, but I do not live in the area I run, or am responding on behalf of, a business in Fife I am part of a representative group for business or tourism I am a representative of a local community council or other community group I am a visitor to Fife I work in Fife, but I do not live in the area I have never been to Fife Other

If other please specify

3. Please let us know if you are responding:

As an individual On behalf of a business or organisation

If you are responding on behalf of a business or organisation, please state its name

4. If you live in Fife, which area do you live in?

Fife area map Fife area map

North East Fife Glenrothes Kirkcaldy Levenmouth Cowdenbeath Dunfermline South & West Fife

5. If you have a business/s in Fife, in which area is it/they located? Please select all that apply

Fife Wide North East Fife Glenrothes Kirkcaldy Levenmouth Cowdenbeath Dunfermline South & West Fife

6. What is your current level of understanding about Visitor Levy in Scotland?

Little to no knowledge Some knowledge An understanding the Scottish Government Visitor Levy policy

7. What do you think would be the most useful way to invest money raised through a visitor levy to support the local tourism sector? This must be something that is used by, or substantially for visitors, though it may also be used by residents.

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If a visitor levy is introduced, it would mean that visitors would pay a small percentage of their accommodation cost as a levy. The money collected would be used to help develop, support or maintain services and places that visitors use.

most useful way to invest money raised through a visitor levy