May 1 could become the D-Day for Mallorca and the British travel industry, according to reports this morning.
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May 1; Mallorca holiday D-Day
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Sounds a great plan to have proof that all Brits who want to holiday in the Balearics will have proof that they have been vaccinated. They will then be allowed in!!! It has to work both ways. However WE surely need proof everyone in the Balearics, especially in the hospitality sector has visible proof they have been vaccinated. Otherwise we are all vulnerable to this starting up again. Let’s not go through the last year all over again!!! PCR tests need removing or the cost of these tests does. Cannot wait to get back to Mallorca. But safely for all is paramount.