The Port Authority of the Balearic Islands (APB) is embarking on a comprehensive investment plan totaling €30 million for the Port of Alcúdia, set to be implemented by 2030. This initiative includes an immediate focus of €15 million earmarked for critical developments between 2025 and 2028. One of the centrepiece projects will be the construction of a state-of-the-art multipurpose terminal that aims to enhance both passenger and cargo handling capabilities. This facility will be designed to accommodate the increasing number of tourists and commercial traffic, ensuring smoother operations and improved services for shipping companies and travellers alike. In addition to the terminal, the investment will also focus on upgrading existing infrastructure, such as improving docking facilities and enhancing security measures. There will be a push towards implementing eco-friendly technologies, including cold ironing systems to reduce emissions from docked vessels, which aligns with broader sustainability goals. Moreover, the APB plans to involve local businesses in the development process, fostering economic growth in the region by creating job opportunities and supporting local suppliers. Overall, this investment reflects the APB's commitment to making the Port of Alcúdia a more efficient, sustainable, and vital hub for maritime activity in the Balearic Islands.