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Tens of thousands march on Tenerife in tourism protest

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"We are here to change tourism"

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The Independent

Thousands take to streets in Tenerife to protest against mass tourism

Demonstrators call for temporary limit on tourist arrivals to stem boom in short-term holiday rentals and hotel construction that is driving up housing costs for locals

13 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Metro News

Tens of thousands of anti-tourism protesters his streets in Tenerife

A woman uses a megaphone during a demonstration for a change in the tourism model in the Canary Islands (Picture: Reuters) Tens of thousands of people hit the streets in Tenerife today to protest against tourism on the island. Chanting and whistling, they waved placards emblazoned with slogans reading ‘The Canary Islands are not up for sale!’ and ‘Respect my home’. One demonstrator said: ‘It’s not a message against the tourist, but against a tou…

13 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Sun

Protesters take to streets in Tenerife & demand freeze on holidaymakers

THOUSANDS of people took to the streets today in Tenerife to protest against mass tourism and demand restrictions on holidaymakers. The anti-tourist hordes filled a square in the capital brandishing banners including some that read “You enjoy we suffer” in English. SolarpixThousands of people protesting in Tenerife today[/caption] SolarpixThe march is part of an anti-tourist movement[/caption] SolarpixThey carried banners complaining about mass …

13 days ago·United Kingdom

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Manchester Evening News

Tens of thousands march on Tenerife in tourism protest

"We are here to change tourism"

13 days ago·Manchester, United Kingdom

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T24

Thousands of anti-tourism protesters take to the streets in Tenerife

13 days ago·Türkiye

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rts.ch

Tens of thousands protest over tourism in Canada

From the Balearic Islands to the Canaries, through Barcelona and Málaga, movements hostile to over-tourism are on the rise in Spain, the second largest destination in the world, pushing the authorities to take action to reconcile the well-being of its inhabitants with a crucial economic sector.

13 days ago

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