Javier Vich, the president of the Palma and Cala Major hotel association, says that many of the city's boutique hotels as well as hotels in Cala Major will be at 100% occupancy over the May Labour Day holiday weekend. Where not at 100%, hotels are expected to average 90% occupancy.
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Good job they're all going to Egypt and Turkey now. Otherwise, it would be 200% and everybody would be all pissed off.