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Política TurísticaPublished July 6, 20261 min read

Vox says mass tourism in Mallorca is a hoax

JSBy Joan SanzCurated by Joan Sanz. · July 6, 2026 · Follow on LinkedIn
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While travel professionals in the Balearics deal with a record-breaking season and growing social discontent over saturation, Vox MP for the Balearics, Jorge Campos, has flatly denied the problem. He claims mass tourism in Mallorca is a "hoax". In a video filmed at Alcúdia beach, Campos blames other political groups for promoting tourism-phobia. "It is false that there is saturation and collapse in Mallorca," he says, as reported by Preferente.

To claim there is no saturation when the island broke its all-time visitor record in 2024 and residents are protesting over housing and public services is willful denial. This is not about being anti-tourism. It is about applying responsible destination revenue management. Campos mistakes constructive criticism for hostility. The real hoax is pretending everything is fine.

Quick questions

What did Vox say about mass tourism in Mallorca?
Jorge Campos, Vox MP for the Balearics, said that tourist saturation in Mallorca is false and a hoax pushed by parties that promote tourism-phobia.
Where did Jorge Campos record the video?
The video was recorded at Alcúdia beach, one of the most tourist-heavy areas on the island, and shared on his social media channels.
Why do travel professionals criticize this stance?
Because objective data shows record visitor numbers and increasing pressure on housing and services, directly contradicting the claim that there is no saturation.
What does Vox mean by tourism-phobia?
For Vox, tourism-phobia is a political narrative that exaggerates the problems caused by tourism to generate rejection of visitors and the industry.
What are the implications of denying mass tourism for planning?
It blocks the implementation of demand management policies, capacity limits and destination revenue management, which are essential for sustainable growth.

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