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This Popular City Just Doubled Its Tourist Tax

As many of the world's top tourist cities face the growing crisis of overtourism, a number of them have implemented destination taxes as one way to try to manage the influx of visitors.

Sometimes, you may not even realize you're paying the tax until you receive your hotel bill at checkout. These mandatory, government-imposed fees can be a percentage of the total nightly cost at a hotel or a set amount in the local currency — ranging, for example, from 1 to 10 euros in many European destinations. Some popular places, like Venice, even charge a tax if you're just visiting for the day. But starting this month, one destination has raised its tax to among the highest in Europe.

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Step Into Warm Weather in the Perfect Linen Dress

Does the warmer weather have you dreaming of farmers' market mornings, lazy days by the water, and alfresco dinners? Well, you're going to need something to wear to all of those outings — and Quince's 100% European Linen Fit & Flare Midi Dress fits the bill. Featuring adjustable straps and a smocked back, the flowy, A-line silhouette will hug your curves in all the right places. And like all of Quince's linen, it's soft, breathable, and lightweight, making it the go-to dress for spring and summer.

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