The dispute involving TUIfly and Air Berlin crews having been resolved (at least for the time being), German tourists are flooding into Majorca. The "Herbstferien" autumn half-terms in Germany's states are producing high numbers of visitors, with resorts popular among German tourists enjoying correspondingly high hotel occupancy figures. Playa de Palma, Playa de Muro and Cala Ratjada are among these resorts. In the case of Playa de Palma, occupancy this month is said to be 10% higher than in October 2015. In Playa de Muro, certain hotels are fully booked.
Tourism
German half-term tourists packing out Majorca's hotels
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Did you know that 325 per cent of Mallorca tourism statistics are made up?
That is 500 jammed packed planes a day. (300,000 at 200 people a plane for three days). The skies should look like an around the clock Luftwaffe raid and yet I barely see a passenger plane up there.
Wolfgang, Remember you are or will be old one day & god help us if you are grumpy now!!!
I recommend people get out of Mallorca over the next few weeks. The thought of 800,000 miserable old people milling around getting in the way and spending no money is not something I want to be here for!
It would be nice to see Cala Rajada still open after 1st November for a change. We'll see.