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Mallorca Tourism Foundation

The island of Mallorca - one of the most popular destinations for British travellers and full of stunning beaches, rich culture, and beautiful landscapes.

The captivating island of Mallorca beckons British travellers with its allure of breath-taking beaches, vibrant culture, and awe-inspiring landscapes. The Balearic island's magnetic charm lies in its ability to cater to every traveller's desires. Whether you seek culinary delights at top-notch restaurants or crave an exhilarating nightlife scene, Mallorca delivers on all fronts.

In recent years, Mallorca has embarked on an impressive journey towards sustainable tourism, recognising the importance of preserving its natural beauty. The "Mallorca Destí Sostenible" programme is at the forefront of these efforts, encouraging local businesses to adopt sustainable practices and reduce their carbon footprint. By embracing eco-friendly initiatives, Mallorca ensures that visitors can revel in its wonders while leaving a minimal environmental impact. This programme also educates tourists by providing valuable information about greener activities and accommodation options.

To further bolster its commitment to sustainability, Mallorca has introduced a tourist tax that funds crucial environmental and cultural conservation projects on the island. This innovative approach demonstrates Mallorca's dedication to protecting its pristine landscapes and preserving its rich heritage for future generations to enjoy. Last year, Mallorca also unveiled their Responsible Tourism Pledge, with the aim of changing the promotion and positioning of the island in order to ensure a conscious coexistence between tourists and residents.

Sustainability

  • In 2023, Mallorca unveiled their Responsible Tourism Pledge, with the aim of changing the promotion and positioning of the island in order to ensure a conscious coexistence between tourists and residents, and preserve the island for years to come.
  • Mallorca is also working towards becoming a plastic-free destination, with the island banning single-use plastics back in 2021. No plastic glasses, plates, trays, cutlery, straws, coffee capsules, cotton buds, disposable razors or lighters can be sold on the island.