Majorca’s Tourism Protest Grows

Activists in Majorca are gearing up for a massive July 26 protest to shut down tourism’s grip on the island, calling it unsustainable as housing vanishes and locals feel their homes are turning into theme parks. Part of a growing movement across Spain, these demonstrations echo last year’s Palma march and reflect deepening tensions between tourism’s economic boom and its human cost — rising prices, lost culture, and eroded quality of life. With another big protest looming just before a solar eclipse that will flood the region with even more visitors, authorities brace for impact as Spain’s record 94 million tourists last year show no sign of slowing. The fight for sustainable tourism is far from over — and it’s heating up.

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