The regional government says that it is seeking a solution that will allow the International Golf Travel Market in Majorca to go ahead. This fair, a highly important one for the world of golf and the suppliers of golf tourism, is scheduled to take place between 14 and 17 November this year. But the government suggests that it faces being let down by the national tourism institute and agency, Turespaña, which had promised a grant of 300,000 euros. The fair is in danger of not happening because of what is described as a "slowing down" in the processing of this grant by Turespaña.
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Majorca golf travel fair threatened in major dispute over funding
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Reading between the lines, this sounds like the central government telling them that if you can afford to maintain four consells, one in each island, and go against our wishes regarding the tourist tax, then you will have to find the money yourselves.