{"id":111453,"date":"2024-12-24T08:04:51","date_gmt":"2024-12-24T07:04:51","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/mallorcaglobalmag.es\/?p=111453"},"modified":"2024-12-23T09:52:23","modified_gmt":"2024-12-23T08:52:23","slug":"mallorca-overtourism-overcrowding","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/mallorcaglobalmag.es\/en\/mallorca-overtourism-overcrowding\/","title":{"rendered":"Tourist overcrowding in Mallorca: from excesses tourism to overtourism"},"content":{"rendered":"

Symbol of tourist success in Europe, Mallorca has faced a growing challenge in recent years that resonates in destinations worldwide: overtourism<\/strong>. With over 12 million visitors in 2023<\/strong>, and rising, the island is immersed in a crucial debate about sustainability, quality of life, and the coexistence of residents and tourists.<\/p>\n

This phenomenon isn\u2019t unique to Mallorca. Destinations like M\u00e1laga, Venice, Santorini, or Bali are experiencing similar pressures<\/strong>. However, while some areas, such as the Italian city, see their population dwindle over the years, Mallorca\u2019s resident numbers continue to grow, placing the island at a crossroads. What can be learned<\/strong> from other destinations? Is it possible to balance the tourism economy with sustainability?<\/p>\n

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An image of one of the largest demonstrations held in Mallorca against overtourism. Photo: Manu Mielniezuk.<\/p><\/div>\n

The Population Challenge<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Since the start of the new millennium, Mallorca has experienced a 42.6% increase in inhabitants, growing from 677,014 registered residents in 2000 to 965,371 in 2024. This demographic boom shows no signs of slowing, as INE forecasts predict that the Balearic Islands will see the highest population growth of any autonomous community over the next 15 years. Against this backdrop, it could be said that the demographic pressure on the archipelago is in a loop<\/strong>: tourism breaks records year after year, attracting new residents to support the industry.
\nThe echoes of the \u2018break\u2019 in tourism caused by the tragic COVID-19 pandemic resonate with locals in two contrasting ways: it was pleasant to recall not-so-distant times when beaches were nearly deserted, but without tourism, Mallorca\u2019s economic situation was bleak<\/strong>. Four years later, the recovery has gone into overdrive, returning to the path of record-breaking numbers in tourists, human pressure, vehicles, and more.<\/p>\n

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Tourists crowd in front of Mallorca’s Cathedral. Photo: Teresa Ayuga.<\/p><\/div>\n

Taking a Stand<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Until the public finally said, \u201cChange course, put limits on tourism,\u201d the slogan of the second protest against overtourism<\/strong> held last July, which brought together over 20,000 people in Palma. This call to action highlighted concepts like containment and even degrowth in tourism but, above all, warned about the declining quality of life for residents.
\nJaume Garau<\/strong>, vice president of Palma XXI, one of more than twenty associations that form the F\u00f2rum de la Societat Civil for the reconstruction of the Balearic Islands<\/strong>, demands a \u201cpause to this overwhelming volume of people. So many individuals, cars\u2014almost one per resident\u2014nature activities, marine activities, beach visitors, and road traffic… all of this wears down historic centers (with phenomena like gentrification), roads, marine ecosystems, etc.\u201d For Garau, \u201cit\u2019s time to set limits or start a process of progressive reduction<\/strong> of tourist beds to stabilize the situation and implement the ecological transition required by climate change.\u201d<\/p>\n

As part of the F\u00f2rum, Garau proposes \u201credirecting energy\u201d toward other sectors and \u201creducing obsolete tourism and illegal vacation rentals, which are significantly harming the islands. We aren\u2019t the only destination facing these problems, as the number of global tourists increases every year, with 1 billion more expected by 2050. This is a severe problem, especially for future generations.\u201d However, he acknowledges that \u201ceverything operates in an international market<\/strong>, with poorly regulated companies driving tourism to the island and aiming for continuous growth,\u201d from cruise lines to aviation. \u201cFrom Palma,\u201d Garau continues, \u201cwe aren\u2019t going to solve this global problem, but if we don\u2019t participate\u2026 We need to seek consensus<\/strong>, different regulations, such as protecting Mediterranean islands,\u201d and he notes how Formentera has already begun regulating vehicle circulation. \u201cThere are examples of good practices and phenomena showing that change is possible. Mallorca will need to follow suit,\u201d he concludes.<\/p>\n

Global Protest<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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The overtourism issue not only irritates Mallorca\u2019s residents. Mallorca Global Mag<\/em> has spoken with associations<\/strong> and entities from other areas like M\u00e1laga, Venice, Santorini, and Bali<\/strong> to understand the global scale of this phenomenon, though each destination faces unique challenges.<\/p>\n

In Greece, which is currently experiencing a tourism boom, last year saw the rise of \u201cthe towel rebellion\u201d<\/strong>, a movement also familiar in Mallorca, where Greeks demanded access to their islands\u2019 beaches. On Santorini<\/strong>, an island of just 76 km\u00b2 and 15,400 registered residents, the emeritus professor at the University of the Aegean and director of the Aegean Sustainable Tourism Observatory, Ioannis Spilanis<\/strong>, remarks, \u201cSantorini has been overcrowded for many years, and the situation is worsening.\u201d While \u201clast year there was stagnation\u2014even a decline\u2014in arrivals and a net decrease (around 10%) in tourist spending. Is this a sign of decline, as Butler\u2019s model suggests?\u201d he asks, referencing the Tourist Area Life Cycle theory formulated in 1980, which outlines six stages for every destination<\/strong>: exploration, involvement, development, consolidation, stagnation, and decline.<\/p>\n

\u201cFor now, the only measure on our island,\u201d Spilanis continues, \u201cconcerns cruise ships: a cap of up to 8,000 passengers and a \u20ac20 fee per person. The municipality and the tourism council are pushing to halt the creation of new tourist accommodations<\/strong> and to reduce the number of Airbnb-style rentals, aiming to provide housing for residents and public employees.\u201d In numbers, the Greek professor notes, \u201cSantorini has around 67,000 beds across hotels, rental rooms, and sharing economy platforms. This equates to a pressure of 3.8 beds per resident and 881 beds\/km\u00b2. Adding the local population, the environmental burden exceeds 1,000 beds\/km\u00b2.\u201d The overload on the Greek island is unimaginable in Mallorca. Annually, Santorini receives 680,000 passengers by sea, 1.3 million by air, and nearly 800 cruise ships, carrying 1.3 million passengers (2023).<\/p>\n

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Santorini, an island even more overcrowded than Mallorca.<\/p><\/div>\n

The Best Tourism Year?<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Closer to sa roqueta<\/em>, in M\u00e1laga<\/strong>, protests also took to the streets in 2024. After recording its best tourism year ever in 2023 (14 million visitors<\/strong>), residents are demanding a \u201cM\u00e1laga to live in, not just survive in\u201d<\/strong>. Although the visitor numbers are diluted over M\u00e1laga\u2019s area, the city faces similar challenges, such as gentrification and skyrocketing housing prices, paralleling the boom<\/em> in vacation rental apartments. Among the measures proposed by protest organizers, such as the Tenant Union, are a moratorium on tourist apartment licenses<\/strong>, while the opposition seeks to implement a tourist tax.<\/p>\n

The Blacklist<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Seminyak, Bali, crowded with tourists.<\/p><\/div>\n

The example of Bali<\/strong> (739,198 residents and over 15 million tourists annually) also shares similarities with Mallorca. Both have mid-sized island areas and face similar sustainability challenges due to their popularity. Indonesia\u2019s tourism mecca has entered Fodor\u2019s Travel\u2019s list of \u201cDestinations to Reconsider in 2025\u201d<\/strong>, which included Mallorca in 2019. The travel guide describes pristine beaches \u201cburied under mountains of garbage, with local waste management systems struggling to keep up.\u201d The Bali Partnership Platform initiative denounces that tourists \u201cgenerate 3.5 times more daily waste than residents.\u201d<\/p>\n

The fight to protect Bali\u2019s environment is exemplified by the group Walhi Bali<\/strong>, whose pressure secured a commitment to a moratorium on building hotels, villas, and nightclubs in the island\u2019s most crowded areas. However, this measure is still pending confirmation from Indonesia\u2019s president.<\/p>\n

A City Drowning in Tourism<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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The influx of cruise ships in Venice is a key focus of local groups fighting overtourism.<\/p><\/div>\n

Venice<\/strong> has been mired in a battle against overtourism for years. The city is literally sinking under the weight of nearly 30 million tourists annually. In the \u2018Serenissima,\u2019 \u201cDisneyfication\u201d<\/strong> is already a hot topic. Unlike Mallorca, Venice\u2019s population is steadily decreasing, to the point that what is still a city today may not be one for much longer.<\/p>\n

One notable difference is that, according to studies, tourism in the city of canals is ephemeral<\/strong>: only 3 out of 10 visitors stay overnight in one of its approximately 50,000 tourist accommodations\u2014equivalent to one per resident. As a pioneer in imposing entry fees for day-trippers, Venice continues to implement measures that appear insufficient to reverse its alarming trajectory. Recent steps include banning groups of more than 25 people, loudspeakers in the streets, and stricter cruise ship controls.<\/p>\n

Jane da Mosto<\/strong>, an international consultant in sustainable development and founder of the NGO We Are Here Venice<\/strong>, argues that the issues of overtourism in her city \u201cwill resolve themselves once policies and the strategic management of Venice stop considering tourism as the primary income source<\/strong> (akin to coal mining) and stop viewing the local government\u2019s job as organizing major events like Carnival and trade fairs.\u201d Instead, she adds, administrations should \u201cfocus on the city\u2019s daily life<\/strong>, residents\u2019 well-being, long-term housing policies, and the health of the lagoon system,\u201d among other priorities.<\/p>\n

Now Is the Time<\/strong><\/h2>\n
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Overcrowding of tourists at Cal\u00f3 des Moro.<\/p><\/div>\n

Back in Mallorca<\/strong>, following a turbulent year of street protests, the issue of overtourism has risen to the forefront, and \u2013 it seems \u2013 the administrations have listened to the citizens’ calls to action. The president of the Balearic Government, Marga Prohens, has acknowledged that \u201cthe time has come to make decisions\u201d<\/strong> and has marked January 2025 as the month when an emergency decree will be approved as part of the Sustainability Pact Roundtable. This initiative is coordinated by Antoni Riera, technical director of the Impulsa Foundation. However, the Forum of Civil Society has suspended its participation in the Pact, citing in a statement that \u201cthis process should be an opportunity for open debate, but we perceive it as fundamentally technocratic and not participatory enough.\u201d<\/p>\n

As the Secretary of State for Tourism, Rosario S\u00e1nchez, states, Mallorca can “lead” a shift in Spain<\/strong> towards sustainable tourism. The first step, acknowledging the problem, has been taken. The next challenge is to assess the obstacles posed by an increasing number of visitors in an island already nearing its limits.<\/p>\n

Mallorca Global Mag invites you to read more on this topic:<\/p>\n

\ud83d\udca1 Interview on overtourism in Mallorca with the Minister of Tourism, Jaume Bauz\u00e0<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n

\ud83d\udca1 The Secretary of State for Tourism, Rosario S\u00e1nchez, speaks with Mallorca Global Mag<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n

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