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02 November 2026 | Compliancy | Governments | Platforms

Norway approves three municipalities for overnight tax

Three municipal plans cleared the ministry on 28 October, so Tromsø, Vågan and Stranda can charge three percent on overnight stays from 1 January 2027.

Compliancy | Governments | Platforms

Finland tourist tax proposal dropped for this government term

Compliancy | Governments | Platforms

How to keep tourist tax rates up to date across European cities

Compliancy | Governments | Platforms

England's Overnight Visitor Levy Is Now Official: What the Government Just Confirmed

Compliancy | Hosts

Best tourist tax tools for short-term rental hosts (2026)

Every tourist tax platform claims to automate compliance. This 2026 buying guide shows what that actually means, how the main tools compare, and which one fits your situation.

Governments

Amsterdam Taxes Tourism, But Isn't Tackling It

The new Amsterdam coalition has presented its agreement. After months of pressure from supporters and opponents of the city's current tourism policy, the big question was how this issue would be addressed.

Compliancy | Hosts

Tourist tax in Germany: what short-term rental hosts need to know

Germany has no national tourist tax. Each municipality sets its own rate and its own rules. Here is what hosts need to know and how to stay compliant.

Compliancy | Hosts

Guest registration in Germany: what changed in 2025

Germany changed its guest registration rules on 1 January 2025. German nationals no longer need a Meldeschein. Here is what that means for hosts.

Compliancy | Hosts | Trippz

How Trippz for Hosts uses AI: GDPR, EU data storage, and a self-hosted model

The Trippz for Hosts app includes an AI assistant, and it runs on our own server in the EU. No guest data, no booking details, nothing ever goes to an external AI provider. This post explains where your data lives and why we built it this way.

Trippz

Trippz named one of the fastest-growing startups in France and Benelux

Trippz is number 20 on the Sifted 100: France & Benelux 2026, the ranking of the region's 100 fastest-growing startups. Here is what tourist tax compliance involves, why it is hard to do well, and how Trippz serves hosts, platforms and governments across 40+ countries.

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Norway approves three municipalities for overnight tax

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Finland tourist tax proposal dropped for this government term

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England's Overnight Visitor Levy Is Now Official: What the Government Just Confirmed

Best tourist tax tools for short-term rental hosts (2026)

Amsterdam Taxes Tourism, But Isn't Tackling It

Tourist tax in Germany: what short-term rental hosts need to know

Guest registration in Germany: what changed in 2025

How Trippz for Hosts uses AI: GDPR, EU data storage, and a self-hosted model

Trippz named one of the fastest-growing startups in France and Benelux

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