The Government of the Balearic Islands will allocate €6,218,059.92 to eight municipalities to promote sustainable tourism development projects. The actions, financed with Next Generation EU funds, will focus on mobility, accessibility, heritage and land planning. The aim is to strengthen a more resilient and balanced tourism model. The beneficiary municipalities are Binissalem, Banyalbufar, Porreres, Santa Eulària des Riu, Maria de la Salut, Es Castell, Felanitx and Santa Margalida.
Banyalbufar. Photo: CAIB.
The projects in the municipalities are detailed as follows:
- Binissalem: €191,462.74 to complete the funding of the Can Marc Socio-Tourism Cultural Centre, a key infrastructure for cultural and tourism promotion.
- Banyalbufar: €5,263.50 to install a public drinking water fountain.
- Porreres: €587,479.20 to create a civic-cultural axis that will calm traffic and improve public spaces.
- Santa Eulària des Riu: €1,161,598.79 for the coastal path, improving access to the seafront and restoring the Puig d’en Fita waterfront.
- Maria de la Salut: €635,418 to purchase a plot next to the Sa Font sports centre and build a car park to improve access to public facilities.
- Es Castell: €774,847.58 to purchase land and improve the M-2 road, enhancing mobility and road safety.
- Felanitx: €437,225.78 to purchase a plot in Soler Street and build a public car park to reduce traffic congestion.
- Santa Margalida: €2,424,764.33 to acquire a property in Santa Eulària for tourism development projects.
All subsidies are paid in advance at 100% and without requiring guarantees. Projects must be implemented before 31 December 2025, with justification due by 23 January 2026.
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