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Hotel locked in by police in Benalmadena
Benalmadena council ordered the closure of the Vivemar Hotel (formerly Vistamar), leaving over 200 tourists stranded on Tuesday, June 17. The decision was taken due to the hotel not being registered with the Andalusian Regional Government’s Registry of Tourist and Hotel Accommodations, according to Raúl Campos, the councillor for businesses. Local police sealed off the hotel’s main entrance… Source
Benalmádena Assures that It Will Ensure the Safety of the Tourists Accommodated in the Vivemar Hotel
The local police sealed yesterday the establishment for not being registered in the Register of Tourist and Hotel Accommodation of the Junta de Andalucía Benalmádena precinta the Vivemar hotel with more than 200 tourists hosted
The local police of Benalmádena opened yesterday the main door of the hotel ViveMar, old VistaMar, in Benalmádena, which apparently operated without a license, since it was not registered in the register of tourist and hotel accommodation of the Junta de Andalucía. At the moment, the 200 guests access the car park. A leaflet without letterhead and with large capital letters reports “closed to the public” and another, which ends with a “discuss t…
The hotel ViveMar de Benalmádena (Málaga), former VistaMar, has been sealed by the City Council of the town when it detects that it operated without the necessary municipal license. Despite this, the establishment keeps some 200 guests, who now access through the car park after the closure of the main entrance. On Tuesday, local police officers placed the seal at the main door of the hotel. The measure comes after the Consistory confirmed that t…
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