During the first eight months of the year, 1.19 million cruise passengers came into Balearic ports, which represented an increase of 16.7%. There were, as this figure suggests, more ships as well - 14.7% more, the total having been 507.
Tourism
More than one million cruise ship passengers
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Will they be paying the stupid Tourist Tax the moment they step ashore? Couldn't be a better way of keeping them on board so they spend their money there instead of locally.
I wonder how all these passengers will feel about being taxed the minute they leave their ships and if they will come back again.?