On Wednesday, the Balearic Institute of Statistics (Ibestat) published the Human Pressure Index data for June. On June 25, there were 1,849,641 people in the Balearics, 600,000 more than the resident population. This was only slightly below the 2019 record for June - 1,851,932 on the 24th. But the minimum for 2019 was exceeded - 1,724,873 people on June 1. In June, there were more people than ever on the islands.
June human pressure in the Balearics on a par with 2019
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Spokesperson Josep Melià Is absolutely right in all respects. Of course, all those with a vested interest in hanging on to their share of the tourist buck (MDB included) will fight any attempt to keep the numbers at a sustainable level.