It is only municipalities with "particularly high burden of visitors" that are allowed to introduce the tourist tax, a tax the government calls a visitor's fee.
Camp sites are exempt, but cruise passengers and hotel guests will have to pay the fee, which is intended to finance additional costs that arise in places with many tourists.
We have removed caravans and pleasure boats to stimulate tourists to use camp sites and guest harbors instead of camping in the wild, says Erling Sande and calls the tax "accurate".
The proposal is to be taken up in the parliament on Wednesday, but the parties that have now agreed - the Labour Party (AP), the Centre Party (Sp) and the Socialist Left Party (SV) - have a majority.
