The Balearic tourism minister, Iago Negueruela, has responded to comments by the CEO of Jet2holidays, Steve Heapy, regarding policies of controlling tourist numbers and prioritising quality tourism.
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Balearic tourism minister hits back at Jet2 CEO comments
A higher quality product to eradicate "excesses"
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George WarnerDo they have cheap all-inclusive and pub crawls in Cala d'Or now? It used to be such a nice resort. I suppose they'll have to start upgrading there too.
Power Distorts Reality he should make his own church !
The problem with this plan is they are so focused on magaluf that they are destroying the rest of the island. I live in Cala d’or and we have noticed already the people who usually go to magaluf have ended up over here… we are over saturated with drunken loud brits.