Magaluf puts 50-person limit on pub crawls

<p><img alt="" height="195" src="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjHrrBUGmTe4uPeu7R0BkgNXP85THDBpbXv1B-meawDIcJ6wOQ0aEJ1XBpvZqWepS4VYxDwa7meDlVKQGXnf8Yl4MkFqiAQd0KNVIa4N2f7UuwJkLkbkuVsTIrm1YqaJo1c2qw-q2yxsLE/" style="vertical-align: top;" width="312" /></p><p>The local mayor announced the new legislation today after a video surfaced last week showing sex acts being performed by a young British holidaymaker at a club night called Carnage. The resort’s reputation has been steadily deteriorating for years, but recent revelations about bars and clubs where tourists are encouraged to get drunk and engage in sexual behaviour in public proved the tipping point. Manuel Onieva, the Mayor of Calvia, a region including Magaluf, said the new law was an expression of his “total rejection and anger at the activities which were carried out in a video which is currently on the social media circuit.” In an attempt to clean up seedy bar crawls, any company wanting to operate one in the area will now need to apply for a licence through the town hall. In order to be granted a licence they will have to “prove their responsibility and show that they have the appropriate civil insurances in place,” the mayor said.</p>

Magaluf puts 50-person limit on pub crawls

The local mayor announced the new legislation today after a video surfaced last week showing sex acts being performed by a young British hol...

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