The Balearics are in for 230 million euros of EU Next Generation funds for “tourism recovery”. Twenty per cent of this funding has so far been delivered, with 30 million having landed in Mallorca. This will assist in propelling the island, as the president of the Council of Mallorca, Catalina Cladera, has said, towards tourism leadership and a model that is more sustainable socially and economically and in terms of the environment, circularity and quality.
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Marvin - it is not the corrupt PP in power. The current lot are far from perfect but they don't steal money like the PP have always done.
Sounds to me like most of those Euros are going to end up nowhere near their original destination and some slime bag officials and politicians will suddenly have lots of expensive jewellery and fancy cars. Same as it has always been.
Love that picture. One of my favourite places to visit and be forced to have lunch when in Palma. Some, notably my fellow countrymen but others to I have noticed, can be disturbed by their fish course staring back at them but if you live a bland sterilised life of tesco , Aldi shopping then you will do. You will often here the well travelled type rave about Barcelona and its ramblas and market. I have be to them myself and they’re very nice bit for me Palmas Olivar beats it every time. It would be beneficial to the island if the well traveled types where teased out of the resorts and 5 stars into a more earthy and enjoyable experience.