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Mass Tourism Protests Cause Concern for Tourists on Canary Islands

Mass Tourism Protests Cause Concern for Tourists on Canary Islands
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World May 18, 2025 21:00

tenerife - Thousands protest against mass tourism on the Canary Islands, impacting tourists and locals alike. Demonstrators demand solutions to environmental and social issues caused by tourism influx.

Protests Against Mass Tourism on Canary Islands

Thousands of residents on the Canary Islands took to the streets demanding action against mass tourism, affecting both locals and tourists.

Protest Details

Protest marches occurred on all seven islands, with 7000 participants on Tenerife, the largest island, and thousands more on other islands.

Residents' Concerns

Inhabitants expressed frustration over environmental damage and rising rental prices due to tourism development, calling for a different tourism model.

Tourist Reactions

Some tourists, like Irish visitor Alberto Babo, opted to stay indoors during the protests to avoid any potential disruptions.

The Canary Islands, with a population of 2.24 million, received over 15 million tourists last year and are expected to surpass that number this year.

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