Palma rated one of the top best places in the world to visit next year

The renowned guide has also valued the balance between tourist and resident and the dynamism of the city 365 days a year in order to place Palma as one of the best destinations in the world. The Deputy Mayor for Tourism, Culture and Sports of Palma City Council, Javier Bonet, stressed that “we at the City Council are very grateful and satisfied with this recognition, which undoubtedly encourages us to continue working along the same lines: to consolidate Palma as an urban, cosmopolitan and sustainable destination 365 days a year. Likewise, this award is a true recognition of the tourism strategy launched 12 years ago, based on culture, gastronomy, sport and sustainability as its main axes”.

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The road to this success has been a long one, with initiatives ranging from the protection of the natural environment to the promotion of the local economy and cultural traditions. Palma has led a paradigm shift in tourism on the island, placing sustainability at the heart of its strategy. The recent inclusion in ‘Best in Travel 2025’ is a recognition of this work that demonstrates, once again, that the future of tourism involves a more environmentally conscious and respectful approach.

Palma continues to reaffirm itself as a destination that not only seeks to attract visitors, but also to educate and promote responsible tourism. This joint effort between institutions, residents and entrepreneurs is marking a new path towards a more sustainable tourism future, where respect for nature, culture and the local community are the basis of an enriching and authentic experience. Recognition by Lonely Planet as one of the best urban destinations in the world in 2025 is just the beginning of a long journey in which Palma will continue to lead the change towards a more conscious and respectful tourism.