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Holiday and Residential Parks Association urges Budget to protect tourism jobs in Notts
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Through their trade body, the Holiday and Residential Parks Association (HARPA), they are calling for licensed parks to be exempt from proposed visitor levies in England.
HARPA, which represents around 3,000 UK holiday and residential parks, says targeted policy changes would unlock further investment, create jobs and help parks deliver even greater benefits for communities and visitors alike.
HARPA director-general Debbie Walker said: "Parks make a significant contribution to economies and communities across the UK.
"With the right policy framework, parks can continue to deliver economic, social and environmental benefits for communities throughout the country while helping to drive growth in 2027 and beyond."
Camping sites and holiday parks in Northumberland are urging the Government to use this Wednesday's budget to back their vital role in supporting tourism and local economies.
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