ABTA, the UK travel association, and an organisation called Seasonal Businesses in Travel (SBiT) have produced a report which highlights the fall in the number of UK citizens working in the holiday sector in the EU as a consequence of Brexit. The report, Unlocking Travel's Potential, points to a 69% decrease. In 2017, there were 11,970 people; this has fallen to 3,700 this year.
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I don't know how many Brits speak the commonly spoken local languages, such as Spanish and German, but Germans are generally pretty fluent in English, if you need some help in Magaluf. Unfortunately, they tend to be gainfully employed already.