When it was first being mooted early this month that Playa de Palma might act as a "test resort" for the reactivation of foreign tourism, residents associations expressed their opposition. Playa de Palma, it was said, needed to recover without there being "business experiments with risks for health".
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Arenal residents object to being "guinea pigs" for tourism reactivation
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