Mallorca Is Winning From Canada’s U.S. Travel Boycott as Air Canada Expands Flights
Mallorca is benefiting from Canada’s continuing pullback from U.S. travel as Air Canada’s new Montreal-Palma route captures growing demand for Europe.
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