Spain's inflation rate in July was 2.1%. Twelve months previously it was 10.7%. In summer last year, given inflation, given losses incurred because of the pandemic, given a freezing of prices or even reductions along with no-penalty cancellations over the two summers of high uncertainty caused by Covid, Mallorca's hoteliers sat down with tour operators and started talking prices for this summer. Inflation was what did it. The tour operators went along with rises of ten to fifteen per cent. By December, inflation was down to 5.8%.
How far can Mallorca's hotels keep pushing price increases?
Higher prices for 2023 had been inevitable
Also in News
- New setback for Britons travelling to Mallorca from Sunday, September 1
- Britons could be “stuck” on planes at Mallorca airport
- Mallorca on storm lockdown for the long weekend
- Severe weather warning upgraded for all of Mallorca, airport delays
- Update: Barcelona now on red alert for rain, 50 flights cancelled
No comments
To be able to write a comment, you have to be registered and logged in
Currently there are no comments.