Officials in Magaluf have continued their ongoing attempts to calm rowdy tourism across the Majorcan resort, after revealing that a number of bars, discos and popular party boats have been fined substantial sums exceeding £1.5million accumulatively.
The local council that oversees the popular Spanish hotspot say that their zero tolerance approach is paying dividends in cash terms, while also clearing the negative reputation towards the resort.
This summer alone, more than 30 sanctions were slapped on establishments and tourist activities under 'excess tourism' laws, with individual fines as high as £120,000.
