The president of the Canary Island expresses concern over the growing anti-tourism movement that criticizes British tourists and their behavior. The movement highlights the negative impact of mass tourism on housing costs and has led to the emergence of anti-tourist graffiti on the island. The vice-president of the Tenerife Island Council disapproves of the planned protests, considering them unfair towards tourists.
The Canary Island 's president expressed his concern over the growing anti-tourism movement that blasts beer-drinking Brits as a 'cancer'.have a limit' as they lay out their demands against the effect mass tourism has on the cost of housing. It follows a wave of new anti-tourist graffiti that has been sprayed across the island to tell Brits they are not welcome.
I've just found out my partner and I have same dad – and we are both in shock Lope Afonso, vice-president of the Tenerife Island Council, has disapproved of the planned protests, saying he regrets that the 'unfair' attacks were being aimed at tourist
Canary Island President Concern Anti-Tourism Movement British Tourists Behavior Mass Tourism Housing Costs Anti-Tourist Graffiti Protests
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