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Tourists driving to Menorca could soon need a permit and pay to bring their car

Drivers who’d normally just roll off the ferry and head for the beach could soon be filling in an online form and paying a fee first. Menorca’s parliament has taken the first step towards a permit system for tourist cars, with the real limits still to be decided. The Balearic Parliament gave its first approval on Tuesday September 22 to a change in the law that protects Menorca as a UNESCO… Source

Published Sep 23, 2026 · 4:15 PMOriginal source: Euro Weekly News Spain8 reads
Drivers who’d normally just roll off the ferry and head for the beach could soon be filling in an online form and paying a fee first. Menorca’s parliament has taken the first step towards a permit system for tourist cars, with the real limits still to be decided. The Balearic Parliament gave its first approval on Tuesday September 22 to a change in the law that protects Menorca as a UNESCO… Source
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