Calvia police report having arrested a doorman at a club on C. Punta Ballena, Magalluf last Saturday after a customer was injured when subjected to a chokehold.
Magalluf doorman arrested after chokehold on a customer
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Stan The ManIt doesn't need to be closed down. It needs to be marketed to a different class of tourist. Many businesses in Magaluf are British-run, and are dependent on British money, which means necessarily attracting this type of tourist. Others, particularly the major investors, seek to attract a higher quality of tourist. In pursuit of that, are focusing their marketing spend on more affluent continental European markets. It will take some time, but when it becomes too expensive for Brits, then we'll likely see an exodus of British owned businesses, and an increasingly normal tourist profile... Therefore a better quality experience, which will attract a better quality of tourist. Chicken-egg. It will take time. But we're already seeing increased European presence in Magaluf. And that's a positive development at least.
Oh Dear!!! Magalluf Again !!! Please Close this terrible town down.!!!