This Spanish Village Threatens Tourist Ban. Here's Why
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Binibeca Vell, a village in Menorca, Spain, is considering a ban on tourists due to disruptive behavior.
Binibeca Vell, a village in Menorca, Spain, has had enough of unruly tourists and is considering a complete ban, according to The Guardian. The idyllic village is looking to protect its peaceful atmosphere from disrespectful visitors who have been reported to break into homes and make noise late at night.
Taking a firm stance, village leaders have already restricted visiting hours, allowing tourists only between 11 am and 8:30 pm Non-compliance could lead to a full-blown ban.
Oscar Monge, representing Binibeca Vell residents, emphasised that the village is not an adventure park but a quiet community. Menorca's tourism director supports the village's decision, acknowledging their right to restrict tourism if they choose to do so.
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