A surge in drink-fuelled disorder caused by boozy Brits has forced Spanish authorities to limit alcohol sales to just six a day on islands like Ibiza and Majorca, one travel expert says.
The controversial rule was rolled out in January but is only now catching out tourists heading to the islands as the weather improves - with some feeling their trip has been ruined by the limit on cheap booze.
Jason Walker, 42, who jetted off on an all-inclusive trip to Majorca for his cousin's birthday last week, says the rule has left him "angry" and "upset" - and has had to splash out extra cash as a result.
