While Arran, which is defined as a Marxist youth organisation that is committed to political and economic independence and reunification of the Catalan Countries, continues to fuel anti-tourism stunts such as vandalising superyachts, luxury cars and restaurants in Ibiza and Mallorca every once in a while, the war against tourism in Mallorca appears to have died down. The new centre-right Partido Popular government has changed the narrative to a more welcoming and positive one, as we saw at the World Travel Market in London.
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'That said, the Balearics is now taking a more proactive and mature approach to resolving some of the problems' Like what? Allowing more hotels to be built? Cancelling the tram and train projects? Mallorca is at the point where if tourist growth continues the place will become unliveable, unaffordable and tourists will stop coming. Who wants to go on holiday and sit in huge traffic jams and not be able to find space on the beach. Something has to give.