Where in Europe are people tired of tourists?

Thursday, Jul 11, 2024

Mediapool

Protests against tourism surge across Spain, with demonstrators calling for limits on tourist influx.

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Protests against tourism have surged in Spain, with demonstrators holding signs such as “Tourists go home,” “Barcelona is not for sale,” and “This is an invasion, not tourism.” These protests have taken place periodically throughout April in major cities like Barcelona, Malaga, and Palma de Mallorca, as well as the Canary Islands.

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