Magaluf is to continue its crackdown on rowdy tourism in the Majorcan resort after revealing that bars, clubs and party boats have been fined more than £1.5 million.
The local council says its zero approach is paying dividends in cash terms, and is helping to shift the reputation of the Spanish resort.
This summer more than 30 sanctions were slapped on bars, discos and party boats under the "excess tourism" laws, with fines reaching £120,000. Eight venues were caught selling booze outside of permitted hours, while two were fined for the "denigration of the female body" through billboards or advertising.
