Responsible tourism
Palma09/07/2017 00:00
Tour operators, airlines and airports should be taking more responsibility and helping to encourage responsible tourism. I can only applaud the local government and the ministry for tourism for the campaign and efforts to encourage and promote responsible tourism, but I fear they are fighting a losing battle because nobody else appears to be helping.
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As somebody who is teetotal and has a great time on holiday without the booze,for once,I am fully in agreement with you. I would go further and legally limit the number of alcoholic drinks that anyone flying is allowed to two pints or two shorts whether they are drunk in the airport or on the plane and anyone who has clearly had more than that should be refused boarding. Surel,anybody over the legal UK drink drive limit must endanger the aircraft and other passengers in an emergency.?