ITV’s Director of Television, Kevin Lygo, has announced that there will be no ‘Love Island’ series this year.
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@John. Are you really saying that the Mallorca economy is part reliant on allowing the Islands reputation to be dragged down to level of the minute number of people who produce this kind of obcene rubbish? 13.6 million tourists visited Balearics in 2019 (MDB figure). I think we will manage without the film makers imput.
Never watched this but lots do, and it will only serve to reinforce a perception that Mallorca is closed for the summer!
@Phil Nice comment - never mind the amount of money the show brings to the local economy. Hundreds of crew saying in hotels, money to car hire firms, local hotels and restaurants etc supported. The local town where it is filmed supported too. And never mind about the local job it supports. How inconsiderate of you
Finally some good news!