Protesters demand changes to mass tourism in Spain | DW News

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A series of anti-overtourism protests have swept through some of the holiday hotspots in Spain.

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21 comments

  6. The Chinese government is very cunning! They treat political monopoly and information monopoly as normal behavior! Twist unfairness into normal social values!

  9. I did not realize how many people visit Spain. If the number of tourists visiting each year is double your national population then it's time to restrict it so your citizens have some quality of life.

  11. One thing I noticed when traveling abroad, tourists don’t support the local communities that much as they should. I try to go to the local and smaller businesses to support them so they can benefit more than the big corporations. Tourism is supposed to be a economic benefit to these places not a burden.

  14. I support the sentiment of those Málaga natives but I doubt that their greedy merchants and government would care to lessen that easy flow of tourist money. 😢

  15. The problem is the local community were not all involved in the tourism industry but as normal workers. So their revenues are not comparable with the tourism cost of living there.

  17. Don't worry Spain, the tourists will soon go to Croatia and other southern European countries, and you'll have your nonsense economy back to the Franco times.

  19. Its not the tourists. There have been millions of tourists since the 60s and it's never been a problem.

    The problem is the superwealthy, including the Spanish superwealthy, who buy up houses as investments and force out normal people.

  20. The problem is the way your government is managing the economy system there. Not the tourists! In other countries, they rely on tourists to stabilise their economy and it helps.

    We're in a day and age where the very rich are being separated with the very poor all over the world especially ever since covid struck.

    So the government should fix that problem. Not kicking out the tourists…. it seems a bit extreme and rude. Some shops/hotels there rely on tourists… what about their businesses if there are no tourists available?

    You may decide to minimise the amount of tourists that enter.
    Even here in Australia things get tight with rental crisis and people/families have to live in tents. A man that works over 70 hours per week still did not have enough to sustain their families. The cost of living is rising everywhere unfortunately. But I don't think getting angry at the tourists and spraying water guns at them is the right approach lol! A little immature.
    Plus who controls the people that enter your country…?? Deal with your government.

  21. If they want us gone. The qe will go. And let's see how they all get on trying to find the missing money which is something in the region on 12-16% GDP. Also the French and the Portuguese have did that they b3 more than happy ro take spains tourists.

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