Forecasts from various sources point to a very strong September for Mallorca in terms of tourism. One source is AEFCA, the association that coordinates airline time slots. Its data indicate an increase in passenger seats for Palma Son Sant Joan Airport - 4.3% greater than in pre-pandemic 2019 and a total of 4,396,005 (arriving and departing).
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