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.
Stay updated with breaking news from Celia Quintero. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Majorcan authorities are planning to track mobile phone data to gauge the number of people flocking to hotspots.
Protesters have been sharing insight into how overtourism has left an impact on the beautiful island.
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.
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.
Canary Islands president Fernando Clavijo suggested the government is considering suggestions of a €3 (approximately £2.60) per night charge for visitors.