On Thursday, the executive vice-president of the Mallorca Hoteliers Federation, María José Aguiló, said that although there is talk of a "strong rise" in bookings, the actual volume of activity is still fairly low. The percentages may seem high, but they are from a situation that was "practically zero". Aguiló was referring to announcements by tour operators in Germany and the UK.
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Once again they are all complaining about not getting the Hotel's full , if they didn't over price every one, then they would get more people staying in the Hotel's.