The summer season is barely under way and already Majorca's tourism industry is looking ahead to the coming winter. Hoteliers are understood to be keeping price increases to a minimum - one or two per cent - as they enter into contract negotiations. Despite what the Balearic government might suggest is a benefit of higher prices, because of greater tourism "quality", there is strong competition from other destinations in the low season just as there is in high season, so price is quite obviously a factor. At least where the tourist tax is concerned, between November and April this is just a quarter of the new May to October rate.
Tourism
Majorca already gearing up for this winter's tourism
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