The annual nightmare of Arenal residents
24-hour parties, shouting, drunkenness and drug-taking.
"All Brits are welcome" - Mayor's Magalluf message
Calvia town hall is campaigning to promote both tourism and responsibility.
Arenal - Tension on the streets and now come the Spanish students
The police have two separate special operations - one because of trouble caused by Algerians; the other because of the students.
Everybody needs to be responsible in Mallorca
Clubs and pubs should play their part in promoting respect.
Guardia Civil reinforcements for the summer season in Magalluf
Operation High Impact Zulu Bravo 2024 has been extended this year.
The responsible tourism decree that wasn't responsible
How was it possible to reduce fines for behaviour that had been classified as excessive?
Businesses attack tourism of excesses decree amendment
Playa de Palma business associations believe that the real problem is shops that encourage the drinking of alcohol on the streets.
Mallorca still waiting for new "responsible tourism" law
The tourism minister had promised to present the amended law before Easter.
Jet2holidays signs Mallorca’s Responsible Tourism pledge
The UK’s largest tour operator has signed the pledge, which contains eight key points to help preserve the nature, values and beauty of Mallorca.
Tourism 2024: The year of living responsibly
The year when, and once and for all, there is a realisation that the future does not lie with an outdated booze-based touristic culture.
Mallorca responsible tourism pledge
Stand design with the responsible tourism pledge.
Mallorca 'responsible tourism' message at travel fairs in 2024
Particular attention to be paid to emerging tourism markets.
Advertising Mallorca: Being responsible means being emotional
Powerful messaging is required rather than relying on a responsible tourism pledge via a website.
"Tourism lives from us and from exploiting what is not its own"
"Continuing to count on tourism overspecialisation is irresponsible."
- Emergency declared on Ryanair flight bound for Palma from Dublin
- British tourists will be “tracked” while on holiday in Mallorca
- Mallorca ambassador Sir Bradley Wiggins has “lost” his Mallorca home
- Mallorca restaurants losing clients, tourists tighten their belts
- Mallorca hotelier - "I wouldn't go to a place where I perceived there to be animosity towards tourists"
Comment
Why doesn't the tourism of excesses decree cover more parts of Mallorca?
The decree shouldn't be limited to the usual-suspect resorts.
Andrew Ede15/06/2024 16:37