The Majorca Hoteliers Federation has reacted with alarm and concern at the announcement by Balearic tourism minister, Biel Barceló, that the tourist tax is to be applied next year. The federation, in addition to claiming that the tax will lead to the loss of “millions” for the businesses and economy of the Balearics, says that the announcement has come despite the fact that it still hasn’t been made clear how it will actually be applied.
Tourist tax
Hoteliers paint picture of doom and gloom over tourist tax
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So you've spent £1500 for a weeks holiday in Majorca [for 2]. Now yet again, you have to pay the eco tax. Did the political groups not learn from the last time. People will go to other parts of Spain. To Portugal or other cheap areas. Looks like next year might be the last time I visit Can Picafort :-(
"The Majorca Hoteliers Federation has reacted with alarm and concern."Well, they would, wouldn't they?