Europe's most hostile destinations for British tourists

[@UrbanStories]

Where are you going this summer?

[@Manueltion15]

Puerto Rico

[@petergaskin1811]

Puglia. I might even look for a 1 euro house to buy. I'm sick and tired of the Telegraph and the rest of the R/W gutter press. I'm off for good.

[@Coconut2050ll]

They don't cost 1 euro but about 80.000 euro

[@AndrianCioban]

Miami

[@mdroop7328]

Portugal and france 🇫🇷 🇵🇹

[@urugozo]

These cities are not hostile to tourists. They just don't want to tolerate a state of constant debauchery. Some people treat these places like adult theme park and it's disturbing and disgusting to everyone. Also, the short time house rental industry that takes housing for locals away. Those are the biggest issues.

[@PRINCESS-zz3wq]

Thank you for having some understanding. People dont realize HOW MANY tourists these places can have sometimes, of course its overwhelming, especially when like you said a lot are not behaving right.

[@traindrifterz]

also Mallorca isn't land made to hold THOUSANDS of tourists going to the same beach, thats why they collapse roads and buses..

[@14caz68]

However being water pistolled by a baying mob whilst eating quietly ( expensively) on a restaurant verandah is NOT the way to protest. Careful what you wish for Spain.

[@impermanence4300]

I used to live in York. Tourism is such a mixed blessing. On one hand, it's nice to live in a place with so many attractions, so many great pubs as resturants. But then you get coked up race goers making the city an absolute hellscape. People come in and just wreck shit up. It costs money to carry out all the repairs and cleaning needed to tidy up after people throw up in the street and break bins and lamposts. Also, doing day to day stuff in a place like that can be a pain. Being late to work because you're stuck behind big crowds of slow moving tourists. Property prices, and general cost of living is just sky high too. Tourism is good and a lot of tourists are sound. But I think people need to realise the downsides and respect that.

[@carla.p2795]

The protestors are all to the hard left!

[@benediktmorak4409]

Not true. EVERY tourist is welcome, but no hooligans, drunkards, noisemakers and people who are behaved like scum...

[@maszkalman3676]

Soo the british :D

[@trevorclive]

In other words... not every tourist.

[@benediktmorak4409]

@@trevorclive indeed. and i think the thumbnail is only clickbait.

[@Campers5]

Shame you can’t go then

[@OriginalBeardedHaggis]

A lot of my countrymen behave bradly abroad, as they do at home also. It’s unacceptable, and embarrassing.

[@JoeShine95]

As a Brit, I have been to Amsterdam and Barcelona. I behaved like a normal person and was treated as such. None of these places are hostile as long as you respect the people and their country.

[@fee4900]

They won't come up to you and say I hate you.

[@fee4900]

Yes you have to respect culture

[@teabagtowers3823]

If you go there and act like a complete clown then they'll treat you as such. I've been to all over Spain Italy and to Amsterdam if you act respectfully they'll treat you as such.

[@midei]

Exactly! Respect and you will be welcome and always respected.

[@wardrm5598]

I'm American. I've lived abroad and visited other countries. I showed sincere, extreme gratitute to my host nations with the utmost respect to their culture and way of life. I always thanked all those around me. I cleaned up after myself and I happily answered any questions natives had for me. Never had a problem. You're in someone else's home. Be a good guest.

[@fattyMcGee97]

Funny, I am a brit and have been to every single one of these places. All of the locals were lovely and had no issues with me. You know what I did? I was polite and genuinely interested in the area and people, not the party scene.

[@marvinbrando722]

You know this is a total lie. Trying to make money with a video I guess

[@Zadok_Allen]

I am from the Canary Islands, but not Tenerife specifically. I can promise you that as long as you don't get drunk, make little noise and try not to swindle at locals you'll be fine. Our problem here is the low income tourism that our government is trying to impose without regulation.

[@PM-ld4nn]

Spanish goverment is causing this sensation. Tourism is always good but they want to create poverty.

[@Zadok_Allen]

@@PM-ld4nn spanish government? How is that?

[@northernlights8126]

@@Zadok_Allen , I think The Canaries are part of Spain, even though they are far away from the mainland.

[@hashimashadoo]

I live in Cornwall, England. We don't particularly like British tourists either.

[@YouTellemFrosk]

It’s the Tamar not the Amazon 😂

[@hashimashadoo]

@@YouTellemFrosk Might as well be to some of us.

[@YouTellemFrosk]

@@hashimashadoo I was quoting David Cameron.

[@loxism72]

​@@YouTellemFroskthe cornish are celts and indigenous, the english only came in the fifth century AD.

[@smitz7847]

@@loxism72 you really think the uk is that pure still? 😂

[@neige4070]

I am from Mallorca and this information is not true.the biggest problems are vacation rentals. Foreigners are welcome, Responsible and respectful tourism with the island and the inhabitants. It is not so difficult to understand, it is common sense

[@onsendiva4695]

perhaps Mallorca needs some responsible locals - - who set up all the planning/ zoning rules for all the vacation rentals (which locals are renting them - or sold them to non-residents) and allowed it to happen - who went after the cash??

[@PM-ld4nn]

Sinceramente, el gobierno español, con sus medios están difundiendo la idea de que en canarias y en mallorca están hartos del turismo. Ese hecho intencionado está recorriendo el mundo entero, ¿razón? supongo que quieren provocar pobreza y más dependencia del estado. Es asqueroso, pero este vídeo es una importante consecuencia.

[@PM-ld4nn]

@@onsendiva4695 En mallorca si pones freno al turismo se tendrá que ir el 60% de su población. Dejad de repetir idioteces perroflauteras que sólo hacen perjudicar a España. Lo asqueroso es que todo esto lo está provocando el gobierno y sus medios.

[@GlenRoss-ug5jm]

Are you from Magaluf?I know Palma is anti-tourist in Ibiza,Ibiza Town is anti-tourist which wasn't mentioned I don't know about Saint Antoni.

[@typhoon-7]

Went to Mallorca last year and had a wonderful time. Everyone was friendly and the island was beautiful.

[@scottishadonis]

I’m Scottish and have only ever had a positive reaction to me being in any country that I’ve visited. I don’t get smashed and start fights, I respect the hotel, villa, apartment I’m in, I’m always nice to the staff (I tip often where it’s welcomed), I even helped two woman in there 80s put their rubbish into the wheely bin they have in the Old City in Rhodes and the gentleman from a cafe/bar opposite where they live gave me a free beer. It’s your behaviour that dictates how welcome you will be and how well you are treated. Always try your best to be nice, polite and respectful to the people that run businesses, work and live in the place you visit no matter how bad your day is going.

[@Unity-v3f]

i'm english and do the same as you. Funnily enough the only racism i've ever experienced outside of england was in scotland! and of course wales. The most racist people i've ever met.

[@scottishadonis]

@@Unity-v3f I’m actually quite shocked at that as many people from England have chosen to settle or rather resettle where I live in Argyll, although it’s very rural where I live an a fair amount of people that make up the population are from England originally. I’m just out of hospital in Glasgow and half of the people that were staff and patients were English and everyone got along very well, but that could be a product of the environment both at home and in hospital.

[@TheHoveHeretic]

None of the issues are specific to UK tourists. In my seven decades of travel, I've observed the welcome is warmer when visitors to other folks' countries DON'T behave like entitled pr*cks.

[@roy_hks]

Amsterdam most definitely is. The city launched a campaign aimed at keeping specifically British tourists out.

[@EMMYK1916]

Agreed but I have seen the behaviour of a certain cohort of English tourists abroad. The full english breakfast club as I call them.

[@glumonion1454]

@@EMMYK1916the desayuno ingles is very popular among Spanish tourists

[@abelnicolaebaritone]

@@glumonion1454 eeeh.. no it's not.

[@ElguirideCalafell-sb1yz]

"this is not specific to UK tourists", proceeds to describe the average british tourist.

[@tanisabenulic2861]

If drunk British tourists are not welcome it doesn't mean all tourists are not welcome

[@chipbuttytime3396]

If the drunks stop going these countries will have an economy like Albania

[@nordicgardener]

No, but since drunk tourists are not welcome, it inevitably follows that the vast majority of British tourists are not welcome.

[@nachonovo04]

An innocent couple eating dinner al fresco at a restaurant in Barcelona were harassed and sprayed with water guns. Tell us how they were "drunk Brits"...

[@Vingul]

​@@chipbuttytime3396 do you really think the Netherlands relies very much on tourism? Come on now.

[@alexlionheart5935]

Be drunk is alright(everyone deserve good holidays and enjoy the alcohol) the problem is all the troubles who cause some individuals like fights, loosing their minds, pissing everywhere, drownings, jump from the balcony, no respecting local rules, leaving places with unpaid bills etc etc. Some of the 'tourist' has caused crime but is just a minority, vast majority are respectful, this apply to all nationalities, nutters are international.

[@PedroRullan]

I'm from Mallorca. What do you expect from us if most of you come here just to get drunk. Your behaviour is unacceptable.

[@alexlionheart5935]

Pero no es todo el mundo, es una minoria la que se comporta asi, y son de muchos paises de Europa no solo de UK. tambien hay Italianos, Franceses, Alemanes que se comportan como delincuentes.

[@gunwu9084]

Wait, till the Brits have been replaced by Russian and Chinese tourists, then you will wish the Brits back...

[@jankutac9753]

Move somewhere else, or go to Britain and get drunk too, but don't complain. There are far far worse people out there than British tourists. Just because Brits are the only ones politically correct to complain about, doesn't mean you have to do it

[@13141Scott]

Good luck when your economy shivels up to nothing without the tourist industry

[@sizenmass6777]

I'm English amd I respect every country I visit and I drink coffee never drink alcohol

[@fredflintstone2234]

In terms of unaffordable housing, that’s an issue against bnbs and city governments. Not tourists.

[@-meganeura]

In Portugal we LOVE the Brits, the ones that don´t piss, puke, fight, etc... in our streets. Also respect private property.

[@hermericojimenez2616]

You mean that 1% of them.

[@-meganeura]

@@hermericojimenez2616 :D yes

[@davidmarchant9386]

Not many of us left bur I don't wanna travel on holiday so I don't see the embarrassing brits there I'm ashamed of our people

[@donsly375]

but i never respect private property

[@yorkshirebrew838]

I've found the Portuguese v. welcoming, and have had some wonderful holidays there. Just respect the people, and their beautiful country.

[@gagammon]

They are against drunk culture,not tourism.

[@asuin190]

Why? It's Europe, not middle east.

[@Catonwatermelown]

@@asuin190possibly they’re noticing that drunk culture is negative?

[@trickygoose2]

​@@asuin190their problem is not with drinking alcohol itself, it is us English's tendency to puke and fight in the streets.

[@maryoo7131]

Europe DOESN'T mean debauchery, drinking and anti-social behavior! This is the problem of your nation! Stay in your island if you can't behave like civilized humans!

[@impermanence4300]

​@@asuin190there's a big difference between going out for a few pints and rolling back to your hotel at midnight. And drinking to nearly deadly levels, sniffing coke and God knows what else. Fighting in the streets, throwing up on paths, breaking bins, lamposts and stuff. Normal people live in these places. They have to put up with this kind of stuff. I lived in York so I know how annoying and nasty it can be.

[@JoeTaylor-rf1wp]

It is the cultured tourists who respect the local culture and have an interest in the locality that are welcome. It is the plebeians who want to drink in the sun that the locals hate.

[@Mirage238]

Exactly

[@user-zt9gh7gs8]

Aka 99% of British tourists 🤣

[@Palestina.non.grata86]

The reason why I always avoided places like Malaga, Alicante, Benidorm, Malia, Ibiza, Majorca. I always went on holiday to get AWAY from other Brits, not to see more of them demanding a sausage barm instead of a traditional Greek breakfast, complaining that the natives don't speak English. Don't like it? Stay in fucking England then!

[@Adequate79]

I was in Venice in April just after the charge was introduced. It’s only for day visitors (mainly from cruise ships who turn up after eating breakfast on their boat and go back to the boat for dinner) It is not people who stay multiple nights in local hotels and eat in local restaurants.

[@Isabelbeau]

God forbid drinking in the sun

[@Yamezzzz]

This is hilariously wrong. Half of these places literally rely on British tourists as a major part of their economy, and are some of the most popular with British tourists. Tourists won't be picking the most hostile destinations possible to visit. I was in Amsterdam last week and had an incredibly warm welcome. Keeping it to just Europe, I and others were much less welcome in Germany. Amsterdam and Venice have their own over-tourism problem they've made for themselves but it's nothing to do specifically with the UK.

[@DelancySynn]

I live in central Rome in the historic center, so I strongly emphasize with the sentiment about party tourists. People forget that there are people that actually LIVE in these tourist hot spots. I have children and more than once they got scared awake by party tourists. I for one am happy to welcome tourists and am the kind of person that becomes very excited when someone asks me about places they should visit that aren’t too well known, but please be respectful. Plenty of people call these cities home

[@wulfsorenson8859]

You complain about tourists but not mass migration into Italy?

[@Me-lc6bz]

​@@wulfsorenson8859 OH MY DAYS

[@oseikebede2134]

@@wulfsorenson8859 Half the time Italy is a transit country like Greece

[@roulam3001]

​@@wulfsorenson8859 Italy itself is not a country people emigrate to, it only receives mass migration due to its proximity with Africa, while you rarely see an emigrant inside of Italy, especially the southern parts...

[@mildlydispleased3221]

There are plenty of destructive tourists (Mainly Americans) who cause problems, very few people live in Central London due to high house prices caused by offshore buying and overcrowding.

[@atonito5062]

Proud of the Spanish citizens that demand the government to put the locals interest first. We don’t hate tourists, we just want a controlled tourist system that does not degenerate our land and dooms our people

[@norweminguerfochnare9921]

Cuando Garzón dijo que había que cambiar el sistema económico para dejar de basarlo en el turismo se le echaron todos encima. Después le compraron y no se le volvió a escuchar una palabra más alta que otra en toda la legislatura De aquellos polvos estos lodos

[@trueaussie9230]

@@atonito5062 You have my support 100%. 👍👍👍

[@orcho141]

Can only apologise to you for my countrymen behaviour

[@dmrr7739]

The air bnb plague absolutely has to be controlled to keep housing available. I don’t blame them one bit.

[@oaktree1626]

Definitely showing hate when throwing water balloons at tourists and yelling at them

[@paulinetill1043]

As a Brit when on holiday I'm often embarrassed and ashamed of fellow Brits behaviour, they are rude, loud, often drunk and disregard local customs and culture. More than once my husband and I have had to defend our hosts from their abuse and foul language from Brits not just young people either people our age or older too. When we first started going abroad with our children we researched our destination its culture and customs even learning a bit of the language. We made life long friends and have been back often they have taken us to village festivals not known by tourists my husband has helped move Bulls, Cows and sheep to different pastures and once helped chop down Olive trees so they could get the wood exported on time after one of the cousins had an accident and were behind with getting the wood ready for shipment. We know their extended family and there grandchildren. My own children still holiday there every other year with their own children we love them and they treat us like family. Unfortunately we all get tarred with the same brush because of others bad behaviour

[@jamesmason8436]

Essay 😂

[@Micah_Lal]

You guys sound like ok people

[@wullaballoo2642]

@@jamesmason8436 More like a paragraph, took 15 seconds to read it

[@jamesmason8436]

@@wullaballoo2642 I'm not reading that thesis. You clearly don't know what a paragraph is either; in fact if they'd used a few it may have been more inviting.

[@robmoore1672]

Your probably one of those loud people and can't read too long

[@NightLunaLia]

Dude explain the 5 euro for visit Venice,is because the city is stepped by so many visitors and tourists every single year that the city is going way more down into the lagoon every year more,so they added a tax for control the tourism so the city might stop to lower into the water cause the ground started to go low.

[@admusik99]

As a Brit that lives in Barcelona, I can safely say that it's not about British tourists. The problem is tourist in general.

[@mitchellhiggon547]

I used to live in Cambrils. I loved Barcelona and still do but I do notice compared to when I first went that a big problem there is the willingness to allow crime to happen if it against tourists. If you’ve been pickpocketed good luck getting a policeman to listen to you. But if you’re trying to sell fake football shirts to tourists by rambla de mar be prepared to run from the police at any second. It’s an atmosphere that has allowed and encouraged crime against tourists for at least a decade now.

[@Domino_20]

Tourists are not the problem..mass tourism and the lack of government regulations are the problem. Catalans with the nasty attitude is also a problem. Who do you think started this? The greedy locals who owned those properties. They either run their own airbnb or sold it to investors.

[@icilmaa]

My brother lives in Spain and niece works in Mallorca and they say it's not as bad as the British media is making it out to be.

[@rowdyyates4273]

the truth is humans don’t like anyone!

[@hey12542]

Everything is anti English 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 these days it like it's popular to be Xenephobic to a whole group of people. I watched a video of a Scottish 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 guy having an argument in Japan on the metro with a Japanese guy but I bet no one will blink an eye at that as the Scots 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 are put on high horse 😂. Being anti English 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 is everywhere, it's shocking.

[@Chicklo11]

As an English person, I always try and avoid places with English people.

[@zehnerevans7063]

Go to Montana, you probably won't find to many there

[@andrewjohnson1467]

Just go to Bradford instead

[@hey12542]

Internalised Xenephobe.

[@funkleburger1]

​@@andrewjohnson1467😂

[@papatango5085]

In deutschland no english tourists

[@KateOakley-oo6ti]

They are not hostile to BRITISH tourists, they are hostile to ALL tourists for a variety of very good reason

[@bodhisattva2348]

bingo. brits in the comments are delusional

[@tintorro17]

They are particularly hostile towards young and unruly British tourists. Unfortunately, there are many of them.

[@lucaa2672]

So sorry but UK tourists are very well known worldwide for being extremely quarrelsome, always willing to get drunk and starting riots.

[@joangill7730]

Recently my daughter and her family ( 50 year old husband and two young children) experienced a vile attack by youths on electric scooters. Whilst dining one evening the youths opened the plastic screen protecting customers from the cold and SPAT right in my daughter's face! A shocking and disgusting thing to happen to members of our family. Sadly they paid the price that the louts who litter the holiday resorts should pay! Obviously Tenerife has been crossed off our list of future holiday destinations and their upsetting story has been spread far and wide.

[@JessicaDainese]

Yeah, the Brits in Italy are usually not a problem. Tourists from the USA are way worse.

[@augth]

British tourists are quite liked in France... but they tend to be older and more cultured than Brits going to Spain for instance

[@ant713m]

What about non white brits? Are we welcome? 😂

[@maskellmaolseachlainn6347]

@augth - two unsupported generalised statements in such a short sentence. Well done! I suspect you're a Brit

[@tomben6180]

@@ant713mYou’re not welcome in Britain, never mind France 😂

[@ant713m]

@tomben6180 😆too bad. I'm british born citizen so you'll have to put up with me. Don't worry I'm not the peaceful religion, so no dodgy rucksacks. But you will get jealous because I'm the other religion that makes all the money and takes back what you stole from my ancestors. Anyway, enjoy your life in social housing. 😄

[@ThoughtfulDuck-r8h]

Im from the UK and when I went to Paris in 2022 I tried to learn parts of the French language (like please, thank you, how to shop etc) and I tried to learn the culture a bit more to be more respectful when speaking to French people. And for most of the time I didn't even speak to a single French person or they just told me to speak English 😅

[@SaltyGammon567]

As a British tourist, I try not to go anywhere where there are British tourists. I avoid those "18-30" holidays like the plague. I want to go see the local museums and I do not drink alcohol.

[@BarryChumbles]

As a British tourist I try to avoid going anywhere that I'm going.

[@bloodclaat]

As a British tourist I go on holiday to party and don’t give a shit what people think since we’re probably getting ripped off anyway. Deal with it. If they don’t like us coming to their country they can stop being pussies and do something about it like physically send us back, but no, they’ll say jack shit and complain online instead🤣👏🏽.

[@Carol-hj4km]

Club 18-30 went bust in the end because they were blacklisted by local businesses/property owners. Good riddance!!

[@luandossantos7726]

Fun fact: they are not protesting against the British tourists, they are protesting against ALL the tourists. Have a good day

[@kallumcoekin3401]

@@MauroD-ny1cedon’t think we think that lol

[@paulashe61]

The world is on a tipping point with airline pollution

[@andrewcaicedoortiz3397]

All tourists but in particular Brits, because some English people act like absolute animals. Especially in the hot cities or drug/party cities like Amsterdam

[@paulderyck2573]

NOT true. British tourists are particularly despised for their wanton and despicable behaviour.

[@fuzzblightyear145]

It's not quite the tourists themselves but the fact that so much of the housing gets turned over on AirBnB and rented to them and leaves nothing affordable for the locals. In the old days, tourists stayed at the hotel, and locals lived in the houses/apartments.

[@TheOffertonhatter]

It is not us overall that is the problem and yes there is a minority who ruin the reputation for the majority in these locations. Other countries have a similar issue with their holiday maker minorities going abroad and getting drunk. The BIG problem, hence the protests, is not the tourists, but a lot of home owners are converting their apartments to AirBNB places and kicking out the locals who work and rent those places, as they can get more Money from that. Meaning that those who actually work cannot live in the locale. Typical Telegraph (and other British papers) stirring up trouble as usual and blaming the Brits, when it is far more nuanced than their hacks can cope with, but it sells papers! grrrr

[@tarik6990]

This has nothing to do with Brits specifically but rather with mass tourism.

[@SM-fk5or]

No it’s not mass tourism, it’s British tourism. Brits are hated worldwide for the obnoxious and entitled drunkards visiting other people’s homes on holiday and treating the place like a British high street on a Friday night the entire time they’re there, causing mischief, being loud and disrespectful and not being considerate of locals. Of course many of us aren’t like this but there are far too many who are and they have given us a bad reputation

[@jadebel7006]

No only British ppl act like self entitled scvm abroad

[@abbush2921]

You wish !

[@tarik6990]

@@abbush2921 I'm not Brit, I don't care either way.

[@trueaussie9230]

I agree that it's predominently about 'mass tourism'. But British drunkards are an extremely obnoxious breed. SMH

[@clarsach29]

And in the UK we ALSO have places that are suffering from over tourism: Oxford, Stratford upon Avon, Cambridge and worst of all, Edinburgh. We don't want visitors to stay away, but rather be mindful of locals and that it's their home and act as you would if you were invited to visit someone else's home.

[@Me-lc6bz]

Not to mention central london as a whole. Also you know the COUNTLESS times my friend has been told to go back to her own country by tourists.. she is 3rd generation british 🤨

[@st.nina.official]

As an artist living in Edinburgh, I couldn't agree more sadly...

[@account-now-closed]

How in the world did you forget to mention London?

[@clarsach29]

@@account-now-closed London has a problem too but it is much less acute simply because London is much bigger and can support larger visitor numbers than Edinburgh etc.

[@FeedbackPete]

As someone who lives in Scotland and visits Edinburgh frequently during the Fringe I can understand all that. But I imagine in all these tourist places locals get fed up with how crowded it is. But being respectful is a start but wouldn't make it less busy. Edinburgh to use a Scottish word would still be hoaching.

[@rafaelpk8304]

its not anti-british tourists it’s just places suffering from mass tourism and seasonal tourism’s side effects, its the pressure put on the city by tourists in general lol

[@Vulgaels]

Nah in Amsterdam we got tired of the drunk and high brits making a mess everywhere

[@JR-mh8vn]

@@Vulgaels as a Amsterdammer the left and very very rich got tired of them who are probably the 1/10% of the that lives in the city center and has bought or rents those ridiculous expensive houses on the canals which they dont want to get loud neighbours as they have paid millions or thousands each month while they already knew how Amsterdam is and they are litteraly trying to destroy the Amsterdam we love making the cafe's and bars shut earlier trying to remove the Red light district its crazy asf and we real amsterdammers aswell as the older ones like my father born and still is in Amsterdam dont want that and hate what is happening. Although I might add that annoying brits is a real thing but thats been for 30+ years and we real amsterdammers our used to it and cant afford a house in the city center so we dont have those problems as these expats and other not Amsterdammers have that are part of the wealthiest of the wealthiest aswell as our mayor proffiting on the exploding housing market and making 200k on a house she couldnt legally buy as she has a house provided to her on the canals in asmsterdam city center which btw she pays less for in rent then social housing does which is also not legal but that beside she had something like 4 years ago ask permission to buy a house as it isnt legal for the mayor but she was granted and sold it after these 4 years for 200k or something profit which is riddiculous

[@edwmakina]

Yes, is 90% anti-english.

[@ajrfinance7767]

Amsterdam is not the capital of Holland....but then the average American is too thick to know that

[@21stphoenixfeather]

As a Brit, I can appreciate that. A lot of the places mentioned are used as party destinations where people go to get up to all sorts of debauchery and substance use, leaving the place a tip as well. As a resident I would find that all very repelling. I'm surprised that Ibiza isn't on that list as well.

[@Johnjohn-rr5dn]

So tourism isn't the problem, no law and order 😢

[@paulthompson8264]

. Without tourist how will they survive stop telling porkies. Bet he's American 😂

[@joebloggs396]

They marketed and catered for that, made lots of money and then complained.

[@joeb5080]

Holy shmoly misinformation. 1) These places are already overly-saturated with tourism, and AirBnB has made things a million times worse. 2) It's not specifically British tourists.

[@asicdathens]

Let's say that the British tourists do not have the best reputation. Especially the teenager ones that crawl from pub to pub.

[@kallumcoekin3401]

Yeha but it’s hypocritical seeing as any European teens are just the same if not worse. Sorry but germany is no different

[@janiceturton7756]

I have 2 daughters in their 20s , British, They and their friends ,both male and female do not drink that much alcohol tbh.

[@zehnerevans7063]

I bet the pub owner like swiping their credit cards though

[@stevebarlow3154]

Sadly deservedly so. Though the Spanish and other Mediterranean countries have trouble differentiating between the Brits and other English speaking Northern Europeans, such as the Irish, Dutch, Swedish etc and call them all 'English'.

[@kallumcoekin3401]

@@stevebarlow3154 I’m sorry I’ve lived in the U.K. and Austria, I have friends from all over Europe and they act just as bad if not worse sometimes as British tourists. It’s just such bs when I see people who don’t know half shite always blaming British tourists. If anything most of the British tourists I’ve met outside of literal party towns and cities are actually extremely nice and respectful. Yeha you’ll have some idiots but idk these people just love to blame one people

[@sllaveq]

There are two separate problems. First, those places are ultra crowded of tourists, airbnbs pop like mushrooms and housing is ultra expensive for locals. Also the prices of food in restaurants etc. The second problem is the bad reputation of the brits party gangs, whom we have all seen act like drunk zombies both in the evening and in the morning with the difference that in the morning they are drunk zombies throwing up everywhere.

[@carl48uk]

And yet the local bars are offering binge drinking parties.. The level of double standards is incredible. Get as much profit from them by giving insane booze deals as you can

[@sllaveq]

@@carl48uk you have a point, but Brits are not the only tourists, yet only they drink like crazy. Or let's say mostly them, to be fair.

[@vanesag.9863]

​@@carl48uk in some Spanish destinations the bar's owners are British and they employ English bartenders but to be fair, the Spanish owners aren't protesting either.

[@CouncilEstateRach]

But why do many who cone on holidays to the uk, never leave? Genuinely curious here? Does anyone know why? 🤔

[@sllaveq]

@@CouncilEstateRach what do you mean? Are you comparing immigrants to tourists?

[@nrqoro]

Let's be clear. We don't mind people getting drunk AT ALL. We ourselves drink quite a lot, and if you come and get drunk with us we'll have a great time together, but we can handle it without getting aggressive, or disrespecting others. On the other hand, nothing from this video is due to any nationality in particular, just that instead of bringing benefits, over tourism has made life of locals more expensive and sometimes losing their own identity in exchange for money that goes to other people's pockets. They are only asking for regulations to live with dignity in their own place. Isn't that what Brexit was about, but in a very hostile way and gone wrong?

[@diegoruiz1159]

Understandable, they’re loud, drunk, not polite, not even trying to speak the language and sometimes feels like they think the law doesn’t apply to them…

[@lukaslilley9917]

Wait until bro finds out that not everyone in a country is the same 😧😧😧

[@4TheRecord]

Most people only go on holiday for a week or two. You need around 4 to 6 months to pick up the langauge and even then you won't know much. Language would be a real issue if the people are planning to live for a long time there. Even then, we've accepted Europeans living in the UK who can't speak a word of English so these Europeans don't really have any right to complain about British not being bothered for a short 2 week stay.

[@wulfsorenson8859]

You can have millions of subsaharan Africans instead 😅

[@SM-fk5or]

@@4TheRecord is takes 2 minutes to learn basic greetings, gratitude and common phrases. We’re also in 2024 where we can have instant translator apps on our phones. The issue isn’t being not being fluent in foreign languages, it’s making no effort to communicate with locals unless it’s in English, and I’ve literally seen Brits abroad getting angry at the lack of English speakers in the country. They don’t expect us to be conversational in their language, but it’s far too often that brits expect them to be conversational in English

[@jadebel7006]

Well tbh Diego I agree but your from a country where the national hobby is to join gangs n behe^d ppl so I'm not sure your one to talk lool

[@djhago3123]

Its pricing the locals out housing is the main problem

[@briantravelman]

That's the fault of the city though, so why aren't they protesting city officials? It's not tourists who implemented these policies.

[@Martin-v3v9p]

The Telegraph contains no factual information whatsoever..however its pages are relatively soft and absorbent..and serve as useful ass wipe in an emergency..

[@henrylechmere5042]

Disgrace!

[@milyrouge]

This is total hyperbole. I live in Barcelona and there are things which needs to be protested against (short term rentals pushing locals out of their city, drunk party tourists, cruise tourists) but, aside from the odd bit of graffiti or someone shooting you with a water pistol, there is no risk for respectful tourists. Come here, respect the locals and you'll have a lovely time!

[@paulashe61]

The cancer that is Airbnb

[@kayvassiliou5746]

😢 I visited the Canary Islands from South Africa a few years ago. Never again. The British tried to sell you their time shares around every corner - fish and chips shops instead of Spanish cuisine.

[@norweminguerfochnare9921]

No sé si lo sabes, pero el fish and chips es una copia barata del "pescaíto frito" Aparte de eso, tu argumento es bastante válido

[@SM-fk5or]

Same with Faro in Portugal. Whole place is just Brits abroad in the sun and it’s sad. Barely any local cuisine, full of Brits just getting drunk in the sun and pubs and clubs catered towards drunk Brits, more restaurants advertising full English breakfasts than authentic Portuguese cuisine

[@grischa762]

You just have to get out of the tourist zones like Playa las Americas or Los Christianos in general. Once you hit the mountains you will see tons of local cuisine and really beatiful nature.

[@jabato9779]

El tiempo compartido como el de SolMeliá que yo tenía es una estafa. Al final puede librarme de él, gracias a Dios.

[@spencer244]

Leave it to the Telegraph to present this as a personal attack against the British.

[@Ukrainian_Kebab_Eater]

Racist Tory bullshiters it what they are

[@joebloggs396]

More truthful than self hating Guardian readers

[@MerkxTV]

Im in Amsterdam, and we are sick of all the tourists, not just the British

[@lisacarter9269]

The Venice situation is misrepresented. The entrance fee is charged only on certain dates and in no way targets the British specifically - even Italians from other regions have to pay. Otherwise, most British tourists are more than welcome. The only type we aren't keen on would be the ones that get heavily intoxicated and then act like fools on the streets, but I suspect you guys would prefer to not have them at home either 😅

[@LuDa-lf1xd]

They feel attacked 🤦🏽‍♀️ that entitlement i've only seen in in the ones from the other continent.

[@jakealcock5905]

Basically any regular destination the Brits go to, end up becoming an anti tourist area 😂

[@ironiedusort]

😂😂🤣🤣😃😄😅

[@darkstarr2321]

Nope, as you can see in the comments its against tourists in general which also means you, champ

[@NigelAinscoe]

The Telegraph is the worst. You shouldn't believe anything they say.

[@johnathandaviddunster38]

Yes I read the sun and the mail to get the true story 🤥

[@nickmiller76]

The Grauniad is worst.

[@lizroberts1569]

It’s the American and European cruise ships that have damaged tourism in the Mediterranean

[@Tonyx.yt.]

imagine calling a 5€ ticket "hostile"

[@duartesimoes508]

€50 or 75 or more would make a difference. Imagine coming all the way from Britain and save five Euros with Venice in front of you. How silly.

[@GayFrogsTho]

I'm a Brit and just this month bought an apartment in Mallorca. I have never, ever had a problem here, and I've lived and worked in Palma for nearly 20 years.

[@jabato9779]

Maybe because you know Spanish?

[@LuDa-lf1xd]

The British press made a big deal put of a random encounter with somo idiots in the streets. One youtuber even accused Spain as a hole of comunism because some of the idiots harassing people had the comunist simbol in his shirt.🤌

[@Adriano70911]

​@@LuDa-lf1xdSpain has been communist for the last 50 years or more

[@Brown87]

I'm British (from Scotland) and I live in Amsterdam 🧡 The number of tourists has dropped significantly over the past two years, but the main reason for that is how ridiculously expensive the city has become 💯 I've been to 72 countries in my lifetime and the most unwelcoming was Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@Benito-lr8mz]

The response is for White British colonizer ?

[@Brown87]

@@Benito-lr8mzSome places are just overtly bigoted towards certain groups 🤭 It's laughable to see people in the US talk about "racism", which essentially doesn't exist over there; if they were to travel to mainland China or to western Africa, they'd soon realise what real racism was all about 😄

[@Grumpster1971]

Currently in Majorca. Absolutely no sign of problems. Gross exaggeration by MSM once again.

[@MichaelSKEG]

For sure 👌🏻, all British 🇬🇧 tourists should now be visiting anywhere in the very welcoming, stunning Dalmatia 😊. 😇

[@lugo_9969]

Majorca's identity & culture seems to have died under a wave of tourism.

[@wulfsorenson8859]

Sounds a lot like what’s happened to London and vast areas of Europe due to migration 🤡

[@victoriaguerin2851]

An organized boycot seems called for. Years ago, France reacted to US demands that Europeans get visas by requiring Americans to get visas for France. They assumed that Americans would pressure their government to drop the visa requirement but instead, they quit going to France. The French economy is heavily dependent on tourism, so in a few years the visa requirement for Americans had to be dropped. If you want to change things, take your business elsewhere.

[@joeacrobat4243]

A very good thing. Now we enjoy very polite and respectfull chinese and japanese tourists.

[@victoriaguerin2851]

​@@joeacrobat4243 They may be polite, but they tend to arrive by the busload. I've been on French trains with large groups of Japanese tourists who brought their own food with them (sushi) rather than investigate French cuisine and in Croatia, thkee narrow streets of Split were completely blocked by masses of Asian tourists who stopped at one Game of Thrones location after another and took the same picture of each other. I never saw them in restaurants or shops so I doubt that they made much of a contribution to the local economy. There are so many places in the world that welcome tourists, so why bother with the ones that don't?

[@danp5073]

The problem isn't tourists it B&B type rentals taking away from locals ability to get housing Go on holiday but stay at hotels, they also don't have hidden fees like B&b

[@brownbear1657]

Honestly all are valid exept for Amsterdam. The Dutch are pissed at the British for doing the same things they do when they go abroad.

[@obi-ron]

Amsterdam has kept so quiet about the legal use of drugs in there cafes that most tourist go there for the s*x trade 😀

[@RDB-mw9ig]

Bullshit. The Brits are 10x worse than the Dutch. The Brits in Amsterdam are horrible, way worse than the Dutch anywhere else.

[@hollandpunx123]

British tourists are just wild when drunk... I think most Dutch have more hate for the forrent workers that don't speak Dutch. Ordering a coffee in your own country but having to use a forrent language. Most Dutch can speak English, doesn't mean they like having to use it in their homeland.

[@tdenoudsten8526]

Lol the dutch are not pissed at all its Just the idiot mayor HALSEMA

[@scorch1968]

I love Venice, but we stayed in Lido. They hate the cruise tourists. We stayed for a week. After day three you get a drink after your meal, by day four, your drink is being poured when you enter the bar. The beach is probably one of the best we’ve been to in Italy too

[@Blaidd7542]

The cruises are just a bad deal for any city or town destination, you just get thousands of people all at once who are all running around trying to see and do as much as they can in 6-8 hours. They have food and accommodation on the ship so all they are going to buy is a few sandwiches, drinks and tourist tat. The only ones really benefiting from it are the docking services and cruise lines themselves, not the town that has to deal with the thousands of people running around without actually benefiting the locals much at all.

[@briantravelman]

I stayed in the city center, but I was there late October, when the cruise season had already ended, so it had a completely different vibe. Like you said, they mostly hate day trippers and cruisers, because they rush and don't spend any money. They can tell who's from a cruise. They also dislike Romans. Venetians have a bad reputation, but they were actually the friendliest people I met in Italy. Certainly friendlier than Romans.

[@SunbathinginAntarctica]

Some y'all blame the English. But fr get your head checked. The local councils in these destinations are to blame to keep this mass tourism happening. They are the ones that are doing nothing about tourist businesses and air bnbs opeing up and pricing the locals out of their homes.

[@Chief_Brody]

"Ya'll"? You better be from Alabama or else you have no business using that term

[@SunbathinginAntarctica]

@@Chief_Brody OK, language police.

[@lolatyoubrah]

​@@Chief_Brodypeople in Alabama generally speak English as far as I'm aware

[@davidwilner4553]

Great comment. Agree 100%

[@Ned88Man]

yea, I definitely blame the British, it's not the local councils fault that these Essex blondes and Chavs come in in droves and mess the place up

[@lucaa2672]

The problem is that you live your holidays to get drunk day and night, like if that’s your reason of life. If you weren’t obsessed that much by alcohol, maybe you wouldn’t be so hated by the whole world.

[@mauriziopescatori4606]

1. Venice put an entry fee on ALL tourists, including Italians themselves, so it is NOT against the Brits. 2. Three of the 5 destinations are in Spain, and for a good reason: Spain in general is the destination of preference for the "English poor" (the richer go to Greece or to the Caribbean) and the misbehave regularly.

[@ruthadamson4035]

Oh course, if tourists actually went to appreciate the culture and scenery rather than just get bladdered and burnt that would help!

[@michaelkemp6857]

Spot on!

[@AthelstansSuccessor]

Yet you probably say "tourists out refugees welcome" hypocrites

[@Me-lc6bz]

​@@AthelstansSuccessor Oh my goodness 🤡

[@nickburton100]

A lack of local language skills doesn't help. I have attempted 6 languages.

[@fishbear2961]

No one cares about your achievements on KZbin !

[@robertschlatter936]

But they appreciate that you're trying to speak their language

[@gitterando]

@Nigelfarij😂

[@johnathandaviddunster38]

😮😮😮stagi ver magib tu inglis aio gwankers!!!!!!🤮🐕💩

[@papatango5085]

​@Nigelfarijthey want money

[@lucasgasparino6141]

Live next to an Airbnb that regularly gets rowdy tourists, every week is a different annoyance. Even better, rents in BCN are sky high BECAUSE of overtourism! No al turismo sin controle, si a la población local! A la mierda con los turistas!

[@stevemichael8458]

I've been to almost all of these places and never experienced any issues - because I have never been anything other than respectful to the people, cultures and places I've visited. Unfortunately far too many people don't show that respect, so who can blame the locals for wanting to do something about it? It's a sad fact of life that there is often a badly behaved minority who spoil everything for the rest of us.

[@casmartin790]

As for Spain and the rental market, they're literally ripping off their own people. An ex of mine was only able to rent a flat between September and May at normal market price and was told to move out or pay more than double for the summer months because she (the landlady) could make more renting it to tourists, my ex is Spanish and was living in Málaga at the time and works for the airport. I've also had my rent increased on me twice within a year (but it's still only 1/3 of what I'd pay London).

[@grahamd3712]

What a lot of crap. Venice does charge €5 tourist tax, but only on certain dates. I was there today and we were made very welcome.

[@briantravelman]

Yeah, I visited Italy a couple years ago and Italian cities were already collecting a tax for each night you slept in a hotel. I stayed one night in Venice, and also didn't have any problems with the locals, or experience any anti-tourism sentiment. Venetians were the friendliest people I met in Italy. They mainly dislike Romans and day trippers/cruise passengers, because they rush and don't spend any money. It did probably help that we were there after cruise ship season.

[@bogdiworksV2]

I've been to Venice before the tax and can 100% see why the locals are sick of tourists. My fave city hands down but absolutely crawling with tourists.

[@jesusislord8895]

It’s not anti tourist, it’s the fact all there homes are purchased by ppl who are not looking for holiday homes, they are rented out 6 months of the year and stand empty for 6 months of the year, when there’s lots of hotels on the island, taking all the homes leaves island people with no homes for themselves, that’s the problem, if these places open bars and strip clubs and night clubs, red lights district all on a strip together, don’t complain when ppl go there, have the establishment closed down, that’s not a tourist problem when these places offer tourist to go in and spend their money

[@eoin7664]

I'm Irish. I was in Amsterdam last month and the people were so friendly

[@BelmontRose1]

What is particularly problematic is the huge cruise ships that dumped thousands of passengers into cities and towns every day. Smaller cruise ships and fewer cruise ships in port would reduce much of the disaffection with tourists. Charging tourists a fee for the wear and tear that tourism causes seems very reasonable.

[@pablodiaz5014]

All short term rentals should be banned

[@smxlad]

Who would blame them. I’m British and ashamed since Brexit.

[@pumbie8819]

As a Dutch person i can say its all because off the mayor off amsterdam. She dont want to have anything in the city except stores and things like Starbucks.

[@MerkxTV]

You are right, they don't care about us every day people

[@jsr1234]

None of these are specifically directed at British tourists.

[@Ned88Man]

Eh, not really accurate. A lot of those places mentioned are destinations that are frequented by Brits more than any other single group. Also, Amsterdam explicitly called out British men coming to the city to party on Stag Weekends. So, while it isn't 'just British' a lot of it is

[@Miggy19779]

Yes, who are we kidding? The British are the main culprits, let's not delude ourselves.

[@Ned88Man]

@@Miggy19779 thank you

[@joebloggs396]

Bullshit

[@theoneandonly7213]

I'm Spanish and this is bollocks. The same way you have locals against tourism, you also have locals that are not against it. The same thing happens to British travellers' behaviour - Some are bad some are good

[@Hbw113]

Your first mistake was treating the Telegraph like a serious news outlet. As a Brit living in England I can confirm that the Telegraph is basically a UK version of Fox News

[@matthiasbehrendt6112]

Being against British tourists is like self defence.

[@darkstarr2321]

Yawn

[@Me-lc6bz]

So inspiring

[@db7610]

Source: protests 😂 Might as well have London there too.

[@maximemaxime7705]

It is not British tourists but extreme tourism these people are protesting against and are not that welcoming (apart Amsterdam and it is only young British men).

[@UnbelievableEricthegiraffe]

Obviously, your sunglasses are so dark you can not spot the difference between a load of puke from someone from Dundee or Doncaster or Stockport or Sterling. Or a stream of piss from someone from Aberdeen Aberystwyth or Aldershot.

[@DarkWolfAngel]

As a non-party brit, this year I went to Prague in winter, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Berlin, Dresden (Saxon swiss forest), Budapest (stop over day for Bulgaria), Sofia(Rila lakes etc), Copenhagen to visit a friend near for a few days, Lund, Salzburg, zurich and surrounding towns, Geneva. (Krakow, Seville, Faro, and more to come by the end of year) Really no one cares if youre british, only if you act like the party brit and be loud

[@Krazy6ix]

the telegraph readers are exactly who those people dont like

[@olly2027]

All of Africa should be on that list.

[@liberallioness4335]

Where am I going?? Work!... My broke ass is going to work!!😂

[@zarajones5428]

As a Brit it is because a lot of us go abroad and act like absolute bellends

[@r1273m]

I'm English and this year once again I will be staying at home. The company is good, the food is good, the accommodation is good. We live just over 100 yards from the beach on the South coast. If I feel the need to be surrounded by foreigners I'll hop on the bus and travel a couple of miles into Brighton.

[@queenofluna]

The British are the only people who think drinking is a hobby

[@jamessmithson-br7rm]

Convince us otherwise

[@luckygjv872]

Are you aware of the existence of Eastern Europe

[@callanparsons8707]

Spain make stupid amounts of income through British tourist imagine if that went away lol

[@Karthagast]

It seems money is no longer enough to make Spain continue tolerating barbaric British tourism. Take note and go away.

[@Chris-xn6jn]

@@KarthagastWith pleasure! Your arrogant and racist anyway.

[@papatango5085]

There are other tourists

[@vanesag.9863]

If they destroy furniture and dirt everything at sight (blood and cerebral tissue aren't easy to clean) they are not good tourists. Do you know we have a summer entertainement called "balconing"? The most part of the dead are from UK. I would never understand why they think that throwing themselves over windows is a good idea.

[@lolatyoubrah]

​@@Karthagast taking out your anger on foreigners instead of the companies that actually caused the housing problems is a bad look

[@MrSmithUK]

They hate us, but they crave our cash. Hypocrites.

[@stephengrimmer35]

I live in the first Mallorcan town shown (Soller). Unfortunately, when it can take 90 minutes just to drive out of town because of traffic, local shops have been changed to the tourist market (hardware and groceries to art galleries and fashion boutiques) and restaurant and bar prices have doubled, but now close for the winter because they can make the same turnover in half the time, and buildings that housed the families are converted into boutique hotels and hostels, then something is wrong. The average house price now exceeds €3/4M, and rents €1,000 a week, and yet tourists still expect their rooms cleaned, laundry done, food cooked and served, bus and taxi-drivers, plus police on the steets, and those streets swept and gardens kept, all by people earning under €20k. What, by 3rd world migrants flown in on 9 month contracts working 12 hour shifts seven days a week and housed in dormitories, like some gigantic inmobile cruise ship?

[@SenszR]

This is 100% fake news there are many MUCH more hostile places in Europe. I just returned from Tenerife and it felt more British than London. How can you feel unwelcome when everyone around you is British? It's the same most places in Spain. I've been to Amsterdam twice and locals are friendly and welcoming.

[@CorvoFG]

The Telegraph thinks that anywhere that isn’t populated by the descendants of flaxen haired Saxons is a hostile destination!

[@zoeyjackson5974]

This isn’t true, I’m Scottish and I’ve just been to Amsterdam and couldn’t have been more welcomed.

[@tdenoudsten8526]

Your right it is Bullshit people of The Netherlands /Amsterdam love British people its just the stupid mayor halsema even people in Amsterdam hate her

[@RandomerFellow]

British tourists are less known for enjoying culture, nature and gastronomy, but more beer, beer and more beer.

[@jamessmithson-br7rm]

Correct

[@malcolmmartin828]

I'm going to Majorca in early October. Looks like I've made a big mistake. 😢

[@johnathandaviddunster38]

😮😮😮don't panic dress up as a matador. 🐃💩

[@maricarmencamina8580]

Ese es un buen mes serás bien recibido

[@papatango5085]

October is good too visit

[@johnathandaviddunster38]

@@malcolmmartin828 dress up as a matador and you will be fine🏃‍♂️🐃💩

[@malcolmmartin828]

Thank you, I hope so.🎉​@maricarmencamina8580

[@newblackdog7827]

Spain 🇪🇸 and the other places have their wish granted. In Spain tourism accounts for 17% of the economy, so I’m personally looking forward to seeing thousands of businesses that rely on tourism go under!

[@luismariagomezdearanda5319]

And that's why?

[@newblackdog7827]

@@luismariagomezdearanda5319 Well the Spanish 🇪🇸 don’t want tourists, especially British 🇬🇧 ones, so we’ll grant them their wish! 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@luismariagomezdearanda5319]

@@newblackdog7827 Who said British tourists are not wanted?

[@luismariagomezdearanda5319]

@@newblackdog7827 Are you one of those clever brains that believe everything they read in the press and every dammed video. Ich wünsche viel Spaß!

[@newblackdog7827]

@@luismariagomezdearanda5319 Been all over the press in the U.K. of graffiti in English “Tourists go home”, some British tourists being spat at and some having water thrown over them whilst they’re sat outside restaurants. Would you pay €2000 for that? Thousands of British tourists have already cancelled their holiday in Spain 🇪🇸 and have booked to go elsewhere.

[@Keith1]

If you look into the 'why'? , you will see the REAL reason is understandable in each location....and it's not just the British. The paper, like this video is making trash out of the truth.

[@bangbangduck388]

If this is true, then most of these tourist destinations will fail within a year without their tourism.

[@shawnbell6392]

Ah, they all survived the covid lockdowns.

[@LeafHuntress]

LOL, the campaign against the Lad Louts is a year old & Amsterdam is still standing. The city welcomes cultured people who visit one of the many, many, many museums & eat proper meals. They like to get rid of the yobs that want to get wasted, spend almost nothing & start fights. Behave. Behave like you're a guest. Behave like you're a guest & you'll be welcomed everywhere.

[@Miggy19779]

Yeah...no. Loutish tourists will just be replaced by respectful ones and tourism will continue just fine

[@xeronix9774]

no one want british hooligans in their country🤣

[@jeffbanks9955]

people should stop going to canary islands. find somewhere else to take your holiday. watch their economies collapse

[@shesawindup]

This response shows exactly why you should not believe all you read

[@janwillemdewaard354]

I can only speak for the Amsterdam one but in that case the British Party tourists actually cost more money than they bring in due to repetition of damages

[@maricarmencamina8580]

🤡🤡🤡🤡podemos vivir sin el turismo de borrachero maleducado el mundo es grande sigue con esa mentalidad sois solo una isla 😂😂3

[@vanesag.9863]

​​​@@janwillemdewaard354 try some Spanish destinations. Between broken furniture, collapse of ambulances (because they drink so much that decide to throw themselves over windows) and hospitals and general dirtyness of the streets because they puke or pee inside apartment halls or streets, the general noise making imposible to sleep or live there... Normal tourism isn't the problem. Drunkers are and young British don't know how to drink and behave in public.

[@janwillemdewaard354]

@@vanesag.9863 yeah so pretty much what we in Holland also experience. Problem with us is how cheap and easily they can take boats to us.