PA MediaStirling Council has agreed to further explore the idea of a tourist tax that would come into place from 2027.
The tourist levy would see a set charge added to stays in overnight accommodation such as hotels, B&Bs and holiday lets.
On Thursday, the council voted to begin a consultation with residents, local businesses and tourist operators before a final vote in December 2025.
A new law allowing Scottish councils to charge the visitor levy was passed in May and Glasgow, Edinburgh, Argyll and Bute and the Highlands are considering plans to introduce the charge.
If the Stirling levy is given the go-ahead, it would be subject to a minimum 18-month wait to come…
