For statistical purposes and also for promotional and organisational reasons, the Scandinavian tourism markets have always tended to be treated in Mallorca and the Balearics as a single entity. While there clearly are differences from country to country, there have been common trends. One was a disadvantageous exchange rate (for Denmark, Norway and Sweden) over the three years prior to the pandemic. Non-eurozone destinations, such as Turkey, became more attractive. Allied to certain other factors, e.g. the restructuring of Norwegian Airlines, tourism in the Balearics fell by some twenty per cent.
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