British tourists concerned about heat, overcrowding and price
Mallorca would to well to take note
The extreme heat experienced by holidaymakers this year, is one of the reasons people are reconsidering their travel plans for Southern Europe. | Majorca Daily Bulletin reporter
Palma18/10/2024 11:19
The Balearics would do well to take note of the results of a recent survey carried out by Staysure travel insurance provider in the UK. The key findings which could impact destinations like Mallorca are: nine in ten Britons (88%) have considered changing where they holiday during the summer months, with over a fifth (22%) citing concerns over extreme heat, nearly a quarter (23%) referencing overcrowding and a third (32%) stating it was down to increased costs. All of these concerns apply to Mallorca and the Balearics in general.
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