17 July 2026

Ibiza Airport Duty Free Morphs Into a Dancefloor

This summer, Ibiza’s vibrant airport is taking it up a notch with Aena transforming the duty-free area into a Sunday disco. From 5 PM to 9 PM, travellers can enjoy the beats of Giancarlo DJ before jetting back home. However, this lively initiative sparks controversy as it clashes with the Consell d’Eivissa's stance on limiting nightlife promotion within the airport. The local tourism board previously expressed concerns over the growing nightclub advertising presence, deeming it excessive while highlighting Ibiza’s diverse attractions. Despite these tensions, the party spirit at the airport seems set to continue.

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