The Balearics have maintained their national lead in terms of registrations of recreational boats, there having been an increase of more than 20%, amounting to 16% of market share, over the first eight months of 2015.
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The Balearics are cruising
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Hi, Just proves what anyone with a pea size brain could have told the government for years. Now lets get rid of those polluting cruise ships which bring few people ashore who spend nothing. They are all inclusive and are only here to serve a few politically connected Spanish supply companies. Why not fill Palma with 50 super yachts which spend €10-20 million each ( 50 x 10 = €500 million for those politicians who do not do maths). But no one listens. No lets introduce a tourist tax and see how many tourists we can get rid of.....