
The number of British holidaymakers visiting Palma in the winter season rose by 9%.
The Majorcan capital attracted almost 135,000 visitors from the UK between October and April against 123,590 in the same period a year earlier.
Total visitor numbers rose by 17.8% to just under 227,000 between January and April, official figures show.
The rise in arrivals during the winter months reflects a growing appetite for cultural city breaks rather than beach holidays.
The trend is contributing to the Palma Tourism Board’s objective of growing out-of-season travellers.
Palma acts as a driving force to encourage low season travel to the Majorca, with many visitors opting to use the city as a base to explore other destinations on the island.
Gastronomy, sport, shopping and culture are being highlighted in a ‘Passion for Palma’ campaign to strengthening its position as a year-round city break destination.
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