While Leonard Cohen once explained that his song First We Take Manhattan was a response to terrorism, numerous other interpretations have been offered, such as seeking world domination. The song's chorus, such as it is, completes the title by adding "then we take Berlin". And every year when the ITB Berlin tourism fair comes round, this is the line which, for some reason, comes to mind.
Mallorca takes Berlin; the Balearics do not
Low-season tourism is what makes Germany the dominant market it is
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Surely this can't be true, since everybody knows that from the minute you arrive in Magallorca, aside from the "help", pickpockets and prostitutes, you rarely see any foreigners.