North Americans and Chinese are flocking to Spain
"South Koreans used to holiday in the Maldives or Mauritius, now they have their sights set on Mallorca.”
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The Avatar voice at home in Mallorca
“Mallorca is actually so big and it has so much infrastructure that you don’t really get that island feeling of being in a limited space. You keep finding new places, new communities and people.”
Mallorca takes a big bite out of American food
The most American of dishes has been Mallorcanised and restaurateurs have decided to make them the stars on the local menus.
Chinese community seeking Palma land for temple that would attract religious tourism
Up to 3,000 square metres are being sought to build a large Buddhist temple.
United Airlines commitment to growth in Palma could include Washington flights
The Palma route, launched in 2022, "is a total success story for United Airlines".
15.3 million international tourists visited the Balearics in 2024
The United States consolidated its position as an important source market with 4.2 million tourists.
Dubai on Mallorca flight radar
In 2019, Mallorca featured in a TV series for the Chinese market entitled Spain Passion.
The Florida-based travel consultant opening up Mallorcan culture and heritage to North America
“The tours are open for everyone because the base focus is not so much on leisure but on the heritage and culture of the destinations we visit. And Mallorca is increasingly popular."
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