In Ibiza, Spain, eternal celebrations continue once again as nightclubs and clubs open their doors after a couple of years of crown breaks.
The festivities kicked off again on the famous Spanish party island of Ibiza as nightclubs opened their doors after a two-year crown break.
The island’s largest nightclubs and clubs reopened on Saturday and immediately gathered thousands of international celebrants for fun. Partyers gathered in long queues on Saturday nights and early Sunday mornings at the famous Ushuaia and Hi Ibiza nightclubs, for example.
The Balearic Islands, which include Ibiza, as well as the Canary Islands, are expected to recover rapidly from the tourist loss caused by the corona. In Ibiza and Tenerife, even more bookings of Easter passengers were registered than in the pre-pandemic period, according to data from ForwardKeys, which is monitoring the market situation.
Even though the pandemic shut down Bilesa’s nightclubs for up to two years, millions of tourists also found something to do in the Balearic Islands last summer, as our story published last October shows.