Urgent warning to uk tourists in majorca as 60 groups set to protest

THE MENYS TURISME MÉS VIDA (LESS TOURISM MORE LIFE) HAS CONFIRMED 60 PARTIES ARE SET TO PROTEST ON JUNE 15 11:54, 02 Jun 2025 UK tourists in Majorca have been issued an urgent warning amid

overtourism protests in just weeks. On June 15, as many as 60 groups have set their sights on joining the demonstration in the holiday hotspot, the Menys Turisme Més Vida (Less Tourism More

Life) said, which will spell chaos for travellers on the island. The slogan for the protest will be "For the right to a decent life; Stop touristification," according to the

Majorca Daily Bulletin. Balma Albalat and Jaume Pujol, spokespeople for Menys Turisme Més Vida, added other groups are expected to join the call for the rally in under two weeks. READ MORE:

MENORCA, MAJORCA, IBIZA ISSUE DESPERATE PROMISE TO UK TOURISTS AND WILL 'REDOUBLE EFFORTS' Menys Turisme Més Vida is the coordinator in Majorca for protests taking place which come

under the Southern Europe Network Against Touristification jurisdiction. Article continues below On Saturday, May 31, the manifesto regarding the demonstration was read out in Palma's

Parc de la Mar, which read: "Our territory is not for sale. "It is urgent to put limits on the growth of tourism, to demand a change of direction and to point the way to degrowth

as a solution to the overexploitation of our resources and the exclusion of residents." One protester said she was taking part as fear could bring about change on the island, according

to the Express. Elena Boschi said: "We want tourists to have some level of fear about the situation; without fear, there is no change." Planned protests are not only said to affect

those in Majorca, but holiday destinations favoured by Brits such as Ibiza, Lanzarote, Barcelona, Alicante, Bilbao and Valencia too. READ MORE: WARNING FOR THOUSANDS OF UK TOURISTS WHO WILL

LAND IN TENERIFE DURING JULY Further afield, demonstrations in Lisbon, Portugal, Naples and Venice in Italy are also forecast to see crowds protesting. Many UK tourists have switched their

holiday plans upon hearing the news of protests in Spain, with one stating they "spent a fortune in Tenerife over the years," but [would] "not anymore." However, others

wrote how they could sympathise with the different protests which have occurred and are predicted to happen over the next few months. Article continues below They said: "I agree with

them to a certain extent. It's the people who buy up residential houses like they do here and in Cornwall and Wales so locals have nowhere to live. "Holiday makers who stay in

hotels are providing a living for locals and they know that."