Calvia is to receive funding from this year's tourist tax for three projects. Worth almost four million euros (some 6.25% of all the tax revenue to be spent), these are projects for the Galatzó finca and the archaeological site of Puig de sa Morisca in Santa Ponsa.
Tourist tax
Four million euros of tourist tax revenue for Calvia
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Be nice if they did the very much wanted pathway alongside of bay in Santa ponsa. Keeps being g promised, Would benefit a lot of people especially those using Boat trips or the restaurants alongside not everyone can use steps slope down from main road . This path very rocky and uneven
Thought the tax was to be used to improve the Island for the tourists who pay it. We were told it was to improve roads, walkways, water etc. Not to create new specialist buildings which will be difficult to maintain
Nice to read that the millions collected will be used to improve things for those who paid them. In Palma Nova it would be nice to have some pavements, scheduled water drainage maintence, bus stops that are not on solid white lines, and push-buttons on zebra crossings if there's any money left over, (that's not going into somebody's pocket that is).