The Balearic Ports Authority is still scheduling 35 cruise ship stopovers in Mahon for the remainder of the year, but there will not be 35. Some will be cancelled shortly and it will be almost impossible for cruise tourists to arrive in Mahon before August. Rosa Cardona, head of the main shipping company in Mahon, believes that September is a more likely forecast. But even this is "very optimistic".
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Forget about the illusion of cruise tourism...unless you are a 'Home Port' it is not a benefit and none of the Balearic Islands will ever be a home port so put your effort into providing a special tourism experience to those who will respect and appreciate it.