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ZAGREB, July 26 (Hina) - Tourism Minister Gari Cappelli told Hina on Friday that the lower Value Added Tax (VAT) rate on preparing and serving food opens room for investments in increasing competitiveness, service quality and wages in the hospitality sector, adding that hoteliers have announced that wages will increase by 10% as soon as the reduced VAT rate of 13% enters into force.
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