A number of popular Spanish resorts have introduced rules to curb the number of "budget" tourists, meaning people can expect to pay considerably more to holiday there.
Holidays to a Mallorca could cost a huge 33% more as its tourism bosses seek to limit the number of British tourists. The island has become one of the top destinations for UK travellers looking for a cheap and sunny getaway in recent years.
In January alone, the island's airport saw 860,000 passengers pass through into the country, more than in 2019, the year before the Covid-19 pandemic began, Birmingham Live reports.
