allanglens
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From the tone of the comments in Tuesdays' 'Alcudiapollensa' blog -
alcudiapollensa: Not Televised: The end of tourism life
it rather sounds as if many areas are really suffering this year. What with a combination of economic crises, volcanic ash, exchange rates, and (at least in some areas) the rise of the all-inclusives, there doesn't seem to be much optimism about.
From some of the comments on here it appears that people are split between those who do feel that the numbers (and consequent spend) are down, and those who feel that it is ok - just.
It will certainly be interesting to see how busy things are when my family and I get there (hopefully) at the end of June. First time for five years during summer. Given that it was far too busy the last summer we went, I wouldn't mind a bit more peace and quiet, but I don't want to see the tumbleweed down the Pinewalk!
allanglens
alcudiapollensa: Not Televised: The end of tourism life
it rather sounds as if many areas are really suffering this year. What with a combination of economic crises, volcanic ash, exchange rates, and (at least in some areas) the rise of the all-inclusives, there doesn't seem to be much optimism about.
From some of the comments on here it appears that people are split between those who do feel that the numbers (and consequent spend) are down, and those who feel that it is ok - just.
It will certainly be interesting to see how busy things are when my family and I get there (hopefully) at the end of June. First time for five years during summer. Given that it was far too busy the last summer we went, I wouldn't mind a bit more peace and quiet, but I don't want to see the tumbleweed down the Pinewalk!
allanglens