Is Mallorca becoming too international? If this is the case then is there a danger that it could lose some of its charm? I ask these questions because in some parts of the island these days you wouldn't know you were in Spain. I was at a trendy beach club recently and if you didn´t speak German or English you would have difficulty ordering.
Majorca tourism
Viewpoint: Mallorca, part of Spain
Even the ensaimada appears to be in decline with the croissant more popular
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I find it very hard to find anything other than Spanish wine in any of my local supermarkets. Do you think this is a good thing?