Majorca tourism
Mallorca hotelier price demands for 2023 "exorbitant"
Inflationary pressures aren't confined to Mallorca
Holidaymakers are expected to reduce the length of their stays in 2023. | MDB
Palma10/07/2022 07:23
Inflationary pressures are leading to demands by Mallorca's hoteliers for tour operators to increase the price of packages by between ten and fifteen per cent in 2023.
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If there's a reduction in tourists/income no doubt the hoteliers will be blaming the government and the tourist tax, nothing to do with their own price hikes of course.
Well if this is the upmarket push. Significant improvements need to be made to the resorts and environment in Mallorca. The island will need to work better. The market segments the islands attract need to be more defined. Young’uns in work will always have money to party. The affluent older market is stable. The family mid lower market is the one likely to be hardest hit. The bottom feeders will go elsewhere or no where. As Stan says next year will be different. If the hotels can pass on the price rises good luck to them. Some will win some not.
This has to be Madness. The World is in a rising costs crisis. These Hoteliers will be cutting their own throats. They will be killing their Geese who lay their Golden Income Eggs. By next year the majority of people will be struggling to eat. Let Lone go on a Holiday. Those Hoteliers need to completely rethink their future planning.