The most recent Palma Boat Show demonstrated the value of the nautical industry for the Balearic economy, and the Superyacht Cup Palma, now on and running until 25 June, will reinforce this. Its organisers calculate that it will generate some 4.4 million euros for the city, an increase of 10% over last year.
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Superyacht Cup will generate over four million euros economic benefit
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The trolls are up again I see or are you just drunken Magaluf low-life.?
Agree with Seano, champagne drinking, Foie gras eating posh people with loads of money is what we want in Mallorca, not the skint happy hour drunken filth seen in Magaluf.
That will really annoy Podemos, people coming here and using our water to race their yachts in ... and spending money while they are here! Bring back the finca and donkey days eh???
This is the sort of tourism Majorca needs rather than the drunken antics in Magaluf.