Tourists' bad behaviour disrupts peace and quiet in Spain's Balearic Islands


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Spain's Balearic Islands are a popular vacation destination. Every year, some 16 million visitors choose to lay down their towels on one of the magnificent beaches of Menorca, Ibiza or Mallorca.

And this influx of tourists sometimes has consequences for the peace and quiet of locals due to visitors’ bad behaviour. This is especially due to excessive partying, and alcohol consumption, which can lead to behaviour that goes beyond the bounds of reasonableness.

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