Holidaygoers at a beach in Mallorca, where there are more foreign tourists than locals. — Photos: Reuters
Tanya Buscher said she felt “a little bit” guilty when she booked a plane ticket to Mallorca – her first holiday since the pandemic struck – but her remorse did not last long once faced with the Spanish island’s turquoise waters.
“We don’t know what the future will hold, they could close the borders, ” the 32-year-old said, her shoulders already reddened by the sun.
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