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Cardiff's Visitor Levy Is Confirmed: What It Means for Short-Term Rental Owners
Cardiff Council confirmed the visitor levy on 26 March 2026. Here's what short-term rental owners need to know — rates, timeline, and what to do now.
Pedro Reis
Mar 295 min read
Newport's Hidden Gems: What the City Doesn't Shout About
There's a version of Newport that exists on tourist brochures. Then there's the one locals actually love — Gem 42, Bar Piazza, Horton's Lounge, Belle Vue Park. Nia, our Guest Experience & Local Insight, shares the Newport she knows.
Nia
Mar 294 min read
Important Update: New Registration Requirement for Your Welsh Visitor AccommodatioN
Dear Property Owners, We hope this message finds you well! We're writing to share some important information about a new legal requirement that will affect your visitor accommodation in Wales. What's Changing? The Welsh Government has introduced the Visitor Accommodation (Register and Levy) Etc. (Wales) Act 2025 , which means that from autumn 2026 (registration opens October 1st), anyone taking bookings for overnight stays in Wales must register their property with the Welsh
Pedro Reis
Mar 173 min read
8 Years, 6 Years Unpaid, Zero Shortcuts: Introducing Pedro Reis - The Hotel Manager Who Built Wales' Most Selective Vacation Rental Company
The Hotel Manager Who Built Guesture: 6 Years Unpaid
The Cardiff Visitor Levy Explained: What It Means for Your STR Income
Cardiff's visitor levy is now in force. If you own a short-term rental in Cardiff, here is exactly what it means for your income, your pricing, and your compliance obligations.
Cardiff Visitor Levy 2027: What It Means for Guests and Property Owners
Cardiff's Visitor Levy starts on 1 April 2027 at £1.30 per person, per night. Pedro Reis of Guesture explains the rates, exemptions, key dates and what guests and property owners need to do.
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