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Mallorca 23 - 29 Jan 2025 Issue 2064

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Lure of Luxury

Mallorca • Issue No. 2064 • 23 - 29 January 2025

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Mallorca holds a unique allure for German tourists, some are drawn to its pristine beaches, considered among the finest in Europe, while others are captivated by the island’s vibrant nightlife and luxurious lifestyle. The presence of hi-

gh-profile celebrities who call Mallorca home adds an extra layer of glamour. The Dutch also seek luxury homes in the Balearics but tend to favour locations in Alicante on the mainland more strongly. Meanwhile, Swiss buyers focus prima-

rily on the Balearic coast, while Polish interest is split between Alcudia in Mallorca and various towns along the peninsular coast. Notably, the Balearic Islands are also seeing a growing interest from American buyers.

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Electric carriages set to roll out in 2025!

One of the shiny new electric rides.

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PALMA has been named a finalist for the Best Urban Destination category in the 2025 National Geographic Travel Awards. Palma stands out for its great climate, historic old town with medieval streets, and the famous Cathedral of Santa Maria, a striking landmark. Visitors can enjoy the mix of history and modern life, with beaches just minutes from the city, a cosmopolitan vibe, and a lively food and nightlife scene. Palma is competing with Gijon, Salamanca, Girona, and Toledo for this prestigious title. Voting for the awards is open until February 21, giving travellers a chance to support Mallorca and other standout destinations.

Mallorca is a top location for luxury property.

Ride to the future ALCUDIA is charging forward into the future. The big switch from horse-drawn carriages to electric ones has been slightly delayed, but the new timeline now sets the launch for 2025. This move aims to place Alcudia at the forefront of Mallorca’s eco-friendly transportation transformation, despite Palma being named a pilot city for electric carriages by the Spanish government back in 2022. The enthusiasm for the change is clear: eight out of Alcudia’s 10 carriage drivers have already placed orders for their shiny new

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Top Property Hot Spots for Foreign Buyers

COSTA DELS PINS (Son Servera, Mallorca), Port d’Andratx, and Cala Murada (Manacor, Mallorca) are the top locations in Spain for luxury property demand from foreign buyers, according to Idealista data. These areas have a high percentage of foreign interest, with 69 per cent, 68 per cent, and 66 per cent of luxury properties priced over €1.5 million being sought by international buyers. Of the 30 areas in Spain with over 60 per cent foreign demand, 14 are in the Balearic Islands, highlighting their strong appeal to international buyers. Among foreign buyers, Germans stand out as the leading nationality, showing the highest interest in luxury properties in the Balearic Islands.

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electric rides. Under updated 2024 regulations, both electric and traditional horse-drawn carriages can share the streets during this transitional period. Switching to electric does require a significant investment - at least €10,000 - but the potential benefits for both the environment and the town’s charm are undeniable.

The famous Cathedral of Santa Maria.

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