Marine protected areas subject to a fee

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From now on, pleasure boats that anchor in a marine protected area will have to pay a fee to the manager.

Chloé Torterat Published on

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1 The marine protected area charge adopted for Corsica
The marine protected area charge adopted for Corsica
2 The major nautical federations call for the sea to remain free
The major nautical federations call for the sea to remain free
3 What is behind the mooring tax?
What is behind the mooring tax?
4 The anchorage tax abolished by the Senate, what is the real situation?
The anchorage tax abolished by the Senate, what is the real situation?
5 Marine protected areas subject to a fee
Marine protected areas subject to a fee
6 Abolition of the tax on anchorages in marine protected areas
Abolition of the tax on anchorages in marine protected areas
7 Tax on anchorages in marine areas - the government's relaunch
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