President Armengol announced on Friday that the Balearics will next week receive the first tranche of European funds for tourism. Being forwarded from the Spanish government, the initial amount will be 47.7 million euros for what the president described as "a hundred diverse actions on the four islands".
Majorca tourism
First EU funds for Balearics tourism to be received next week
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This is so far from what is needed, prioritises swung off at a tangent. Was there restrictions placed on how this money to be spent?
Sounds like a complete waste of money unless all expenditure and outcomes are cross checked against climate change commitments and really helps. There’ll be no beaches here in 30 to 50 years time. Sustainability then? No chance!