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Spanish influencer discovers Ibiza also uses the euro

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Spanish influencer Shannis said she converted her euros into dollars before travelling to Ibiza, believing she was leaving the eurozone. On the programme “El Sótano Club”, she explained that she realised there that the Balearic Islands belonged to Spain, reports Le Parisien, cited by Lessentiel.

A Spanish influencer, Shannis, changed her euros into dollars before leaving for Ibiza, thinking she was leaving the eurozone, reports the Swiss daily *L’essentiel*. She recounted this mistake on the Spanish programme “El Sótano Club”, according to *Le Parisien*.

Ibiza is part of the Balearic Islands, a Spanish archipelago where the currency is the euro. Shannis reportedly justified her mistake by referring to the destination’s modern character.

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