Overview
- Spanish National Police are probing incendiary graffiti on the Balearic tourism ministry building that depicted hotel owners and politicians set ablaze.
- Launched by the Spanish government, a formal complaint warns that those responsible for anti-tourism acts will face legal consequences.
- The Mallorca Hotel Business Federation has erected about 20 billboards islandwide with welcoming messages in English and German to thank visitors.
- FEHM president Javier Vich highlighted that tourism sustains 235,000 monthly salaries during the high season and cautioned that British holidaymakers may shift to destinations like Greece and Turkey.
- Activists have escalated tactics with water-pistol confrontations and threatening graffiti to protest housing shortages, rising costs and environmental strain.