The hoteliers association in Playa de Palma has agreed an action plan against anti-social tourism in the resorts. The association, representing 43 hotels with more than 15,000 beds, says that its strategy to improve the tourism product - for which there has been enormous financial investment - is "incompatible with a certain offer that promotes the sale of cheap alcohol and booze tourism".
Tourism
Playa de Palma hoteliers plan for dealing with booze tourism
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