The Spanish island of Mallorca has seen a drop in customers at restaurants and bars following a wave of strikes.
Members of the Spanish restaurant industry have reportedly raised concerns over a drop in diner numbers following several "anti-tourist" protests.
"This year, however, customers are leaving their dinners or lunches for the weekends,” Mr Robledo told the Majorca Daily Bulletin. Top Trending Stories Today One commenter also told GB News: “We just cancelled our family holiday to Majorca in August. Now going to Greece instead. We used to go to Majorca every year but won’t bother now, they won’t survive without tourism.”
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