Scrap this silly curb at Palma's port
At the moment only three cruise ships are allowed into port on a daily basis
Gone are the days where there were more than four cruise ships in port. | Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter
Palma19/10/2023 15:24
No-one mentions trying to reduce or curb the number of flights at Palma Airport; in fact they are increasing. No-one is talking about trying to reduce the number of cars on the road in Mallorca when there is good reason to do so. So why did the Balearic government curb the number of cruise ships which could visit the port of Palma?
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You seem to be most certainly in the pocket of the cruise companies Jason. You dismiss genuine concerns about saturation and pollution as silly, irrelevant and negligible when compared to the (spurious) financial benefits spouted by some businesses. I would hazard a guess, but some proper independent research and data would be helpful on this, that the cruise tourist spends very little compared to “resident” tourists or residents themselves. 3 ships in any one day is more than plenty. Get a grip of yourself man.