Germany's decision to add the Balearic Islands to its list of coronavirus risk zones "will have immediate economic consequences in the Balearic Islands,” according to María Frontera, President of the Hotel Business Federation of Mallorca or FEHM.
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I agree, but this newspaper was also quick to show its left wing bias by blaming the Tory prime minister for the UK’s ban on travelling to Spain, a decision that was promptly secondened by other European nations.
@Paul but not the tourists are the problem here, the locals are. Last night, a group of at least ten mallorquin speaking youngsters, in Santa Catalina, departing the bar, had a big kissing session, everybody kissed everybody...
Such a completely useless government. Petty squabbles and blaming everybody else. Businesses have been destroyed by stupid , attention grabbing policies that have achieved absolutely nothing. Now the latest anti smoking ban will mean that people will simply stay at home , have a drink and a smoke on their balcony and many more small bars and restaurants will close for good . BYE BYE MALLORCA
Completely Mallorca authorities fault. This newspaper showed shambolic scenes at the airport weeks ago. Swiftly followed by shameful behaviour at Nikki Beach. The authorities did nothing. Unfortunately a heavy price to pay now.