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The small island's economy heavily relies on tourism, and so despite the protests, local authorities maintain that British holidaymakers are welcome.
One campaign group, known as Menys Turisme, Mes Vida (Less Tourism, More Life), have said they could 'collapse' Palma airport, which hosted 31.1 million passengers last year.
On Monday evening, Spanish police were called to Son Gotleu, a neighbourhood in the Mallorcan capital of Palma, after a street fight that involved around 50 people broke out.
An estimated 15,000 locals joined the protest that snaked through the capital Palma and headed for Weyler Square, where holidaymakers were out in force for dinner and drinks
A British tourist told MailOnline exclusively this week that a massive anti-tourist protest in Majorca was 'intimidating' as she witnessed locals telling foreign diners outside of restaurants to 'go home'.