Only a year after it was officially opened, the so-called Green Way from Manacor to Arta, that was created when the scheme for the railway line was dropped, is showing signs of neglect. Users of this way, which is made good use of, are complaining of filth, animal excrement, dried-out vegetation, trees that are untended and graffiti at some of the stations.
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Manacor-Arta Green Way in a bad way
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The scheme is already operational and you should prepare yourself for additional investments along similar lines, both by private and public sector since this is undoubtedly "the future of tourism".With temperatures soaring in summer and lifestyle/active holidays being high up on the agenda for an increasing number of tourists, it would be foolish to dismiss these kind of initiatives although I agree that the maintenance issue needs to be addressed.
And how much of the tourist tax will be wasted on such schemes?.