It's all so easy to complain and, yes, we’re all guilty of having done so at one point or another, but that’s mainly due to poor political management, such as what we’re witnessing this season with the authorities doing next to nothing to counteract what has been perceived by the international media as a mounting anti-tourism movement.
Mallorca should be singing not whinging
What a summer of excellent quality international music the island is enjoying, but mainly thanks to the private sector.
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Local councils have been doing everything they can to make life hard for local musicians by forcing small venues to close, making it almost impossible for venues to get a music license etc. If you're a big hotel - no problem, you can have awful karaoke 'music' outside until midnight, annoying hundreds of neighbours. But if you're small venue - get two or three complaints about noise, you'll be shut down.
I largely agree with this - but it's not just about music. There's actually quite a bit to be happy about. Unfortunately, it's not newsworthy to point any of that out. So all we hear about is the downsides. And that generally gives the impression that everything sucks - despite all evidence to the contrary.