Mallorca is located in the Mediterranean, also known as Mallorca Island, with an area of 3640 square kilometers (75 kilometers from north to South and 100 kilometers from east to West). It is the capital of the island of Mallorca, Parma. Mallorca island is full of sandy beaches, steep cliffs, fields planted with olives or apricots and other natural scenery.

Mallorca is the largest island in the Balearic Islands.

The Mediterranean in spring may be the closest place on earth to heaven, especially Mallorca in Spain. The sunny weather over 300 days a year here is also known as the "paradise of the Mediterranean". In the center of the island, behind the bay of Parma, is the venue of the test drive, Palma de Mallorca. Mallorca is known as the "paradise of the Mediterranean" for more than 300 days of clear weather every year. When visiting this island, you can not only appreciate its beautiful scenery, but also hear a romantic love story:

One is Chopin, a Polish musician, and the other is George Sang, a French novelist. 1837,

Chopin met George Sang, who was six years older than him, at the Paris Salon, and they fell in love. In order to stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city, as well as the advice of doctors (Chopin suffered from tuberculosis), they came to Mallorca Island, which was little known at that time, at the end of 1838. There are few people, no hotels, no apartments. They rented several houses in a monastery in Palma, the capital of Mallorca, and spent a winter in the South together, providing a romantic and subjective story entitled "love of Mallorca island" for biographers.

Up to now, Mallorca island still retains the former residence of Chopin and George Sang, attracting tourists to visit. In the spring of 1839, Chopin and George Sang returned to France. The trip to Mallorca island can be said to be a romantic and creative trip for Chopin and George Sang.

After that, some couples followed Chopin's and George Sang's footsteps and came to Mallorca Island together. Many newlyweds also come here for their honeymoon trip, and Mallorca island has gained the reputation of "honeymoon island".

Parma Airport (IATA: PMI; ICAO: LEPA) is the third largest airport in Spain, behind Madrid Barajas airport and Barcelona airport, and one of the busiest airports in Europe. Berlin airlines in Germany uses the airport as a hub. It covers an area of 6.3 square kilometers. Due to the rapid growth of passenger traffic, two terminals of the airport were added in 1965 and 1972 respectively, and there are four existing terminals. Terminal A is used for domestic flights, and B, C and D are used for international flights. The airport can handle 12000 passengers per hour.