The Aviba association of Balearic travel agencies says that there is a 20% increase in low-season inter-island air travel. This is being attributed to the introduction of the 75% residents' discount and also to a campaign to promote this form of travel. This campaign, involving Aviba and the tourism ministry, was launched a few weeks ago, and Air Europa and Air Nostrum are indicating that the combination of these two factors is proving beneficial.
Tourism
Inter-island travel increasing by 20%
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Sounds great but with no apartments to rent and most hotels closed where are these extra 20% staying ?