This past week has seen the introduction of a tourist tax to Manchester, with the Capital of the North becoming the first city in the UK to adopt such a policy.
The new charge means that tourists will have to pay £1 per room for every night at accommodation in the city centre, with the policy already common across major European cities.
Dubbed the City Visitor Charge, it is aimed at raising funds to boost tourism via various events and campaigns, and we want to hear what your thoughts are on it.
