Tourism
All-inclusive crackdown called for
Palma01/12/2015 00:00
Representatives of the tourist businesses’ association, Acotur, have met with President Armengol to impress upon her and the government the need for tougher regulation of hotels’ all-inclusive offer, not least the so-called “phantom” all-inclusive.
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How many are now going to go All inclusive instead of H/B or Self Catering ? Still not seen anything about how the tax is going to be collected. Please dont even think about the airport.
The introduction of a new tourist tax in 2016 will insure that from 2017 onwards,more people than ever will go all-inclusive as many bookings,including my own,have already been made for 2016 therefore,politicians will trumpet the fact that the tourist tax has made little or no difference to bookings,but 2017 is the year that will be decisive.
It's too late the damage is done to all the small bars shops and restauants adding to the unemployment just like the tourist tax will do politicians in Mallorca are just clowns