Rain, wind and a temperature of ten degrees greeted the first guests at the Robinson Club Cala Serena on Saturday. They were primarily German tourists, glad to have been able to travel to the island and hopeful of the sun coming out soon and taking a dip in the pool or the sea.
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First tourists arrive at the Robinson Club Cala Serena
PCR or antigen tests needed for island residents
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Send them back home if you want tourist later this year or you will have nothing this year
Jus as we had gotten used to the peace and quiet.
Outrageous, and an Kamikazi act by the government simply to appease the Hoteliers Federation once again. On the upside, hopefully the figures will soar again very soon as they did last year, and we'll have a ban on tourists again until we're all vaccinated, as it should be.
I cannot understand why on earth is the authorities allowing this to happen when Germany is on the brink of a 3rd wave of Coronavirus and Mallorca only has 3% of population fully vaccinated. This should never have been allowed to happen.
Here comes covid 🦠🦠🦠
I hope allowing tourists in for Easter doesn't cost us all our summer!!