Four hotels in Pollensa are keeping their doors open despite the difficulties caused by the coronavirus crisis, which is good news for tourists who visit during the low season.
Pollensa hoteliers pin their hopes on low season trade
Several hotels staying open in Pollensa
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Flights from Madrid and Barcelona are the problem. Is this government thick?
The first tourists were fined yesterday, for arriving at the airport without a negative covid test. It’s a large fine. Tourists will not feel welcome. They won’t be booking Mallorca until this ends. Of course if you come from Madrid or Barcelona- no worries. No testing at all - even in the airport. Apparently people on mainland Spain don’t have Covid .... hummmm. The message the Balearics are sending out to international travellers is appalling. It will kill tourism in 2021!!!!