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Majorca beach warning over 'surveillance' crackdown to stop too many British tourists | Travel News | Travel - Vimarsana News

Majorca beach warning over 'surveillance' crackdown to stop too many British tourists | Travel News | Travel

Majorcan authorities are planning to track mobile phone data to gauge the number of people flocking to hotspots.

Schoolkids in Tenerife 'forced' to learn lessons in English | World | News - Vimarsana News

Schoolkids in Tenerife 'forced' to learn lessons in English | World | News

Protesters have been sharing insight into how overtourism has left an impact on the beautiful island.

I'm 15 and from Tenerife - tourists harass us so badly half the island isn't saf - Vimarsana News

I'm 15 and from Tenerife - tourists harass us so badly half the island isn't saf

Celia Quintero,15, said she had been followed by a group of German tourists who she claimed harassed her so much she had to hide in a bar.

British couple is 'attacked by squatters' in Ibiza - Vimarsana News

British couple is 'attacked by squatters' in Ibiza

The men allegedly assaulted them with baseball bats and chains as well as 'threatening them with a weapon' before stealing their suitcases and demanding £1,725 to return them.

Now Brits holidaying in Tenerife could be slapped with a tourist tax, Canary Islands leader warns - after more than 50,000 residents joined massive street protest against tourism - Vimarsana News

Now Brits holidaying in Tenerife could be slapped with a tourist tax, Canary Islands leader warns - after more than 50,000 residents joined massive street protest against tourism

Canary Islands president Fernando Clavijo suggested the government is considering suggestions of a €3 (approximately £2.60) per night charge for visitors.