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    Popular Spanish hotspot loved by Britons begins cracking down on another tourist | Travel News | Travel

    overthebordersBy overthebordersMarch 2, 2025 Travel News No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The popular hotspot loved by British tourists has launched another crackdown on dealing with growing overtourism.

    Ibiza Council and Airbnb reportedly have signed a “historic” contract to remove illegal tourist accommodation from the platform, Olive Press News reports.

    Under the “pioneering” plan, illegal property such as caravans, tents, yurts, boats and more will be removed from the website.

    This means that the property will be defeated “without discussion or appeal” to prevent costly legal delays.

    The agreement was signed by Ibiza Council leader Vice Mali and Spanish Airbnb director Jaime Rodriguez de Santiago.

    Other entities are also involved in the consultation, including the Ibiza Tourist Association Association (Avat), the Ibiza and Formentera Hotelier Federation (FEHIF), and the Ibiza Tourism Board.

    Mari said: “Airbnb chose Ibiza to establish a fight against the invasion of tourist flats.

    “The island is small, but he's a big player in the Spanish tourism industry.”

    Over 300 ads have been deleted and Airbnb users have been deleted in the first 15 days of the operation.

    According to the rules, Airbnb users who violate the law will also face blockages from the platform.

    Ibiza has 100 open cases, and is expected to reach over 200 with the introduction of new measures.

    Ibiza has seen protests from locals calling for stricter restrictions on tourism, driven by concerns over the impact of overtourism on the island's environment, housing and social structure.

    Activists and residents are seeking a reduction in the number of tourists visiting the island, with a particular emphasis on promoting the island as a cruise ship, private jet and tourist hotspot.

    These protests are part of a wider move for sustainable tourism, including restrictions on holiday rentals, improved public transport and measures to prevent further overcrowding.



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