What is blatantly clear is the cruise lines and cruise passengers love Palma. The so-called Hamburg deal agreed between the Balearic government and the major cruise lines to limit mega cruise ships in Palma appears to have sunk. The combination of pent up demand for cruises to Palma and liners being diverted away from the Eastern Med. due to the war in Ukraine has forced cruise lines to increase the focus on Palma.
Day not enough for Palma
Cruise lines and cruise passengers love Palma
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Given how much time and apparent effort has been given to the subject of cruise tourism by MDB, it is sad that nobody on their staff has properly learnt the economics of the sector viz a viz an island tourism economy....this strongly suggests that this MDB 'pet subject' is well rewarded by owners and operators in the sector...meanwhile readers have to endure these tiresome articles and the daily update on what is in port...address some more relevant tourism-aligned issues please and get some more tourism education!