Slovenia's Tourist Tax Rates Compared with Austria, Croatia, Italy and Hungary

Slovenia's maximum legal tourist tax, including the promotional surcharge, is €3.13 per person per night. The base fee set by municipalities can be up to €2.50, with a compulsory 25 % promotional addition of up to €0.63. Children under 7 stay free and those aged 7–18 pay half price.

Neighbouring countries levy varying amounts: Austria’s Ortstaxe ranges from €1 to €5 per night or 5 % of accommodation cost, with a planned increase to 8 %; children under 15 are exempt. Croatia charges €1.10–€3.00 per night, with children under 12 free and 12‑18 year olds receiving a 50 % discount. Italy’s Imposta di soggiorno varies by hotel star rating, from €1.50 up to €10‑12 per night, plus extra city fees in places such as Rome and Venice. Hungary’s IFA is typically 4 % of the nightly price or a fixed fee of 650‑830 HUF (≈€1.65‑€2.10), with full exemption for persons under 18.

In 2025 the region recorded substantial overnight stays: Slovenia 17.8 million, Austria 157.3 million, Croatia 110.1 million, providing a basis for the revenue significance of these taxes.