Top tips for travelling to the Balearics next year
Be aware of new rules and regulations
Be prepared for new travel rules and regulations next year. | Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter
Palma29/12/2023 11:35
The British Embassy in Madrid has already given assurances for British residents in Spain regarding the validity of the green certificate for travelling, but there are a few other new rules and regulations on the horizon for next year which Britons need to be aware of if travelling to the Balearics, Spain and the rest of the EU.
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Why would be such a fuss in Mallorca, it's common in many countries these days without any major problems. Just the normal scaremongering.
The only problem is they never put enough machines in place. We had a brief spell with fingerprint machines before and it was simple just need moor machines. Its also not planned until October which will mean next spring lol
So nothing new there then.