Dozens of anti-tourist fanatics occupy 'overcrowded' Ibiza beach
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Dozens of anti-mass tourism protesters have occupied a beach in Ibiza, with organisers denouncing overtourism and arguing that the island's public spaces should remain accessible to locals. The demonstration took place on Sunday morning in Cala Saladeta, a small sandy cove nestled between pine-clad cliffs, a short distance from the tourist and nightlife resort of San Antonio, on Ibiza's west coast. The protesters held banners in Catalan, includi…
Almost a hundred Ibiza residents arrived early in the morning at Cala Saladeta beach, spread their towels on the sand and “occupied” it, protesting the consequences of mass tourism on their lives. The mobilization, called “Xindriada”, was organized by the Ibiza Youth Union and aimed to highlight the suffocating pressure that, […] The article Ibiza: Residents spread out towels and “occupied” a beach against overtourism appeared first on Elefthero…
Dozens were those who gathered on a beach in Ibiza to denounce hypertourism and argue that its public spaces...
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