According to the president of the Palma and Cala Major hoteliers association, Javier Vich, hotels in the city have been dropping prices by 40% since mid-December in a bid to counteract a fall in European demand.
Majorca tourism
Palma hotels drop prices as demand stalls
Inflation and flight disruption being blamed
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99% of Mallorca isn't "hibernating". the remaining 1% are tourist resorts in their normal winter "hibernation". Have you been to a market or restaurant in some far flung village lately? Full of people speaking funny languages who clearly aren't locals.