Margarita Dahlberg, president of the Balearic association of nautical businesses and industries, says that there has been a 50% growth in the number of yachts over 30 metres in length that have been coming to the Balearics this summer. There has been a "superyacht" effect, which she believes is largely attributable to last year's scrapping of the registration tax for yachts for rent.
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Majorca taking superyachts away from Monaco and Croatia
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Does this mean we might see an increase of Winter flights to Mallorca from UK??
I hope it has nothing to do with security fears. By the way, the yacht in the photo is the one the Queen was lent when she needed a yacht for holidays or engagements.