Main content
Lower air tax on Caribbean flights
UK passengers on some long-haul flights are set to pay less tax following a revamp of Air Passenger Duty (APD). The two highest of the four APD tax bands are to be scrapped, the chancellor announced. The reforms mean passengers on long-haul flights to the Caribbean islands will pay a lower tax rate from 2015. But what impact will the move have on travel to the Caribbean? In this clip, the 91热爆's Dotun Adebayo speaks to Richard Sealey, the Minister of Tourism and International Transport in Barbados.
Duration:
More clips from Dotun Adebayo
-
Dreaming Whilst Black
Duration: 04:07
-
King Charles: What will be the future direction of monarchy?
Duration: 09:09
-
Jamaica's first Olympic Alpine ski racer
Duration: 09:04
-
Lord Hain pays tribute Archbishop Desmond Tutu
Duration: 08:13