Hoteliers in Playa de Palma, home to the popular resorts of Arenal and Can Pastilla, have had enough and are taking action themselves following a wave of incidents this summer. As part of a new plan launched by hoteliers, "as a result of the inaction by the local authorities" hotel staff will be trained by police on how to deal with rowdy tourists and all hotel guests will be asked to sign a "code of good conduct" before they are allowed to check in.
Hotel staff to get police training on how to deal with rowdy tourists after big increase in incidents
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They can ban football hooligans from travelling abroad ,so what's the problem with rowdy and unbehaved tourists. Same laws and that not only for Mallorca. We have same situation in all holiday resorts in summer. What can we expect otherwise, today their is among youths a general feeling of unpunity and this thanks to modern education methods or no education at all , the total freedom people are given nd the rule-less way of living and supported by politic parties and other authorities. Is this democracy ?
Time to start deporting trouble makers and banning them from Mallorca. Should be easy with people from the UK as they aren't in the EU. Word will soon get out and maybe tourists will stop behaving like idiots.