Fighting to extend the concession of the Real Club Náutico de Palma is the priority of the new incoming board of directors.
New optimism for Palma royal yacht club concession extension
A legislative amendment gives grounds for this optimism
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It is great to hear the Bulletin bring this issue up to the readership. For those who don't know, the 'Club Nautico' network in Spain, have given access to boats, tuition and competition for many low income families. As well as water access for disabled groups and many other areas of inclusivity. It would truly be a crime if this tradition was ended, so that another group of venture capitalists could take over yet another marina, and then squeeze every last cent out of the concession. Long live the RCNP!