Michael Bormann is the proprietor of the Deutsches Eck restaurant. It is on C. Miquel Pellisa in Playa de Palma, a street that is better known as Bierstrasse. He says that the "party spirit" this year is "very extreme". "After the pandemic, it is clear that you have to catch up. However, some German holidaymakers are misbehaving to excess. We are a restaurant, not a pub. It seems that many people cannot understand this."
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Drunken tourism in Playa de Palma "worse than ever"
Holidaymaker profile is said to have changed
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Andy WalkerForeigners are always a problem... they're all poor and live like animals. Never have any money, eat cheap foreign food, crowd into strips where there's lots of cheap bars, get drunk and start fights, shag, puke and jump from balconies... It's disgusting. Worse yet, they blame it all on the upper class (e.g., Brits). I reckon that's why they dominate the "rest of the island", where you can't find a decent 3* all-in, no discount liquor shops, no nightclubs, no decent restaurants like burger king, or a place to buy "kiss me quick" hats and t-shirts. They couldn't afford that class anyway. Good job we left that mess.
tranq tranquerNope, can't guess, what's the answer. :-)
The worst people I see (having lived here years) are the Spanish, they do their Bottellon thing in their hundreds, get drunk and litter the place. They have no money so don't add value to restaurants and bars. They just buy supermarket beer and make their own food. Makes me laugh when the Spanish blame the Germans and Brits for everything, they need to stop naval gazing.
Holidaymaker profile is said to have changed Well thats certainly true. From at least the early 70's to the mid 80's the streets of Arenal were full of drunken Brits. And when I say full, at 3am in the morning cars could not get through the crowds on some roads. Drunken Brits. Drunken Germans. Anyone want to hazard a guess which nationality it will be in 20 or 30 years time.