Keywords: Overtourism
The Canary Islands are once again to stage a protest against their current tourism model, this time with a march at Teide National Park, signaling that it's not only cities which are affected by mass tourism in Spain. Protest details and objectives The group Canarias tiene un límite (The......
In a poignant response to ongoing frustrations, residents of Spain’s Canary Islands are set to take to the streets once more on May 18th. The protest, organized by the group 'Canarias tiene un límite' (The Canary Islands have a limit), aims to address the mounting concerns regarding......
Spain has achieved remarkable tourism milestones in the first quarter of 2025, welcoming over 17 million international visitors who collectively spent more than €23 billion. This surge marks a significant 5.7 percent increase compared to the same period last year, setting a new record for the country. Between......
Are you contemplating a visit to Spain this year? Amidst the growing concerns surrounding environmental issues and overtourism, there are several ways to minimize your impact while traveling. In light of the escalating climate crisis and rising anti-tourism sentiments, it has become increasingly crucial......
Dozens of protesters in Barcelona made their voices heard on Sunday, brandishing water pistols and blocking a tourist bus as they chanted “tourists go home.” This notable demonstration, occurring as the summer season approaches, marks the first significant anti-mass tourism protest of the......
Venice has taken decisive steps to safeguard the integrity of its historic canals and alleviate the strain of overtourism by implementing new regulations. These measures include a ban on loudspeakers and a cap on tour group sizes, limiting them to a maximum of 25 people. Officials assert that these actions......
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