6) Which are the new objectives for the development of Calvià (1995)?
- conservation of the natural land and sea environment by taking into account its absorption capacity
- local development based on sustainable use of available resources and the priority of restoring existing heritage as opposed to new construction growth
- restoration, modernisation and environmental improvement of the residential and tourism urban area
- a modernised tourism sector, without additional mass tourism, and opened to new tourist demands
- residential conditions with high level of social integration and quality of life
- a municipal authority capable of taking action with other administrations and private agents in order to achieve the objectives
7) Is Calvià’s action isolated?
No. The Balearic Autonomous Community took important decisions in order to improve tourism offerings and to protect the environment.

8) What are the main tourism-related issues in Calvià’s Local Agenda 21?
The LA has defined the project as a “complete restoration scenario”. There is a set of 10 strategic lines of action, 40 initiatives and 15 immediate actions. For example:
- to contain human pressure, to limit growth and to foster complete restoration of the territory and its coastal area
- to foster the resident population’s integration, housing assistance for permanent residents, creating an ombudsman for citizen and tourists to assist them in their contact with the administration and to monitor the quality of services provided
- to protect the natural land and marine heritage, protection of natural water sources, soil and forests; promote the establishment of a regional tourist eco-tax to be used for the environment
- To restore the historical, cultural and natural heritage
- To encourage the complete rehabilitation of residential and tourist areas
- To improve Calvià as a tourist destination, to seek an increase in expenditure per visitor and aim at balancing the tourist season
- To improve public transport and encourage people to walk or cycle
- To reduce water demand and energy consumption
- To invest in human and knowledge resources
- To innovate municipal management and increase the capacity of public/private planned investment

The Local Agenda 21 includes a number of initiatives for public participation and public awareness.