Balearic holiday bookings fall by 16.7%, Britons top market
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Slight fall in holiday bookings to Mallorca. | Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter
Palma16/10/2023 10:20
Holiday bookings to the Balearics have fallen by 16.7% in the last week compared to the previous week but have increased by 30.5% compared to the same time last year, according to data from the booking platform TravelgateX.
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Says Morgan Williams, who owns a few grotty apartments and thinks he has a property empire and is the oracle on all things 🥱👆
Richard PearsonThis week, Richard. This week.
“The British, with 13% of bookings, Germans, with 2.8%” Are you sure ? No doubt our resident experts will refute these figures by claiming that the British can’t even afford Blackpool let alone Benidorm.
The victories just keep coming. 🇬🇧 It's worth pointing out however, that Europeans tend to book well in advance. So, despite the delightfully grim victory news, most of the winter was already booked by around June. And not by Brits.