On Monday, the president of the Council of Mallorca, Catalina Cladera, and representatives of the tourism sector will travel to Germany in order to present Mallorca as a safe, quality and sustainable destination.
The agenda will take the delegation to Düsseldorf, Frankfurt and Hamburg. There will be contacts with leading tour operators and the media. Confidence and security will be key messages.
The president of the Mallorca Hoteliers Federation, Maria Frontera, will form part of the delegation. She will be explaining strategies in place for ensuring safe stays. From a health perspective, the director general of pharmacies, Atanasio García Pineda, will be giving details of public health measures and of the health and hospital system in Mallorca.
The manager of the Mallorca Convention Bureau, Marga Méndez, will be presenting the island's benefits for the MICE (meetings, incentives, conferences, exhibitions) market. In addition, there will be presentations of tourist products 365 days a year - from sun and beach to culture, sport and gastronomy.
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They certainly know how to get the most out of EU funding with trips like these. Probably be better employing more to dispense the vaccine, but then not so much fun.
What a waste of our taxpayers money. Tourism in Mallorca isn't safe for us until we get our vaccination percentages up, they're the lowest in Spain. Our contagion levels aren't declining either. What part of that do the money-mad hoteliers and their minister puppets not understand. You couldn't make it up...
How safe is it for us, or aren't they bothered about that ?