Eleven million tourists could ditch their holidays to the Balearics and Spain as a reult of a new European Union plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions. The European Union wants to increase the use of sustainable fuels by aircrafts and ships and reduce greenhouse gas emissions from transport sectors. It will also introduce higher taxes on aviation fuels and tickets and tighten current caps on carbon emissions.
11 million tourists to ditch their Spanish holidays due to higher costs
New European Union plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
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And remember EU rules are only applicable to Spain!
Just when you think the quality of the MDB can't sink any lower.............
*sigh*
'According to the Daily Express'. Well we know it's total bull**** then
About time too, cheap airfares have allowed the fat tatooed British yobs to come here and destroy the place where they wouldn't have been able to go abroad 30 years ago. Cheap airfares has been terrible for the Med resorts. Time to get rid of the mass tourist scum.
Personally I see this as a good thing. Most of the people who wont be able to afford to go to Mallorcsa will be the lower spending lower socia economic groups. Mallorca wants higher spending higher class tourism. They never act on it though. This will force it to happen and the Magaluf crowd will go forever. This is great news. 🍾