A rare sight indeed. A tourist. Not just one, but around fifty. Unseen for two years, on Wednesday these were national tourists, Imserso holidaymakers. After what has been, even by the chaotic standards of Imserso organisation, an exceptionally long delay to the start of this low-season’s programme, Spanish senior citizens were finally on Mallorcan earth. And in a Magalluf all-inclusive no less, for which exemptions apply in terms of the tourism of excesses decree. Spanish pensioners don’t do excess.
A rare sight in Magalluf
Spanish senior citizens were finally on Mallorcan earth
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Also the imserso’s that stay in the hotel I work in are not all inclusive! The hotel is in the excessive zone in Magalluf, so the don’t get all inclusive!!!
Just wait till summer. I recently saw a pretty classy advert for Melia hotels in "Calvia Beach" (formerly Magaluf) - on German TV. And you'll find adverts hanging on the promenade in Playa de Palma too. Spanish pensioners aren't the only "foreigners" that will be showing up in Magaluf, er, "Calvia Beach".
There are even more arriving from the UK today and tomorrow. And non staying in all inclusive. We will be out spending in Port Andratx and other areas so be prepared !!!! We can’t wait, it’s been 2 years😱