Spain cracks down on ‘tourism of excess’ with drink limit and dress code

Drink limits and dress codes are being imposed on tourists in Spain.

If Britons drink too much and commit anti-social acts, they will not be welcomed in Spain.

There will be a record-breaking number of British tourists in Spain this summer, with bookings already up 12% on the same time last year, according to the i newspaper.

There is a doubling of the amount of Britons planning overseas summer holidays.

In Spain, the tourism of excesses is not welcome. We don't want to support this format and we want to change it.

It will be difficult. We all agree on this.

All-you-can-drink deals and bar crawls have been banned in the Balearic Islands.

A group of restaurants in Majorca's Playa de Palma will refuse to serve tourists who wear banned items, including football shirts, tank tops without straps, swimwear or accessories bought from street vendors.

According to Majorca Daily Bulletin, an English language online newspaper in Spain, Valdés warned travellers not to come to Spain with bad intentions.

The Balearic Islands want young British tourists to have a good time in the destination.

The initiative will highlight the islands' zero tolerance against uncivil behavior.