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  1. Rising costs and reduced tourist spending are affecting the tourism sector in Majorca, Spain.

Business leader calls for measures to curb tourism in Mallorca

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Jordi Mora, president of PIMEM, is advocating for measures to curb tourism in Mallorca. Mora urged authorities to take serious steps, including limiting the number of rental vehicles and reducing the total number of beds available to holidaymakers. He believes these actions would help move the island toward a more sustainable tourism model.

From dailymail.com

Why it matters

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The push aims to reduce competition and increase the value of existing tourism operations. This comes amid growing backlash against the island’s high visitor numbers, which exceed 13 million annually.

Rising costs and reduced tourist spending are affecting the tourism sector in Mallorca, Spain.

From dailymail.com

Who's involved

  • Jordi MoraPresident of PIMEM, advocating for measures to limit tourism.
  • MallorcaThe island where the proposed tourism limitations are being discussed.

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The entities involved

  • Jordi Mora

    Spanish conductor

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  • Palma

    city in Mallorca and capital of the Balearic Islands, Spain

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