Ibiza locals struggle with tourism influx

The Balearic Islands have set a rule that people can only have six drinks, which some people think is very hypocritical. They believe that the islands have changed a lot because of too many tourists. This has caused problems for locals, like nurses and police officers, who can't afford to live in houses and have to stay in cars and caravans. As a result, important medical treatments are being delayed. People are planning protests in Ibiza, Mallorca, and Menorca to show their unhappiness about the negative effects of tourism. Tourism is a big part of the islands' economy, creating many jobs and bringing in a lot of money. However, the increase in tourists has led to higher house prices, making it hard for locals to find affordable places to live. This has caused some people, like Jimenez, to leave the islands because they can't handle the changes. The rising housing costs are also affecting public services, as there aren't enough people to work in them. Some locals have to live in cars or caves because housing is being taken up by tourism businesses. People are feeling overwhelmed by the large number of tourists, which is putting a strain on roads and public services. While tourism is important for the economy, there are concerns about the negative impact it's having on the locals' quality of life. The government is trying to address these issues by cracking down on illegal tourism and changing the tourist model to make it more sustainable. However, some people are still struggling to find affordable housing and are living in caravans or vans. Despite the challenges, there is a sense of community among those who are living in unconventional housing, supporting each other and making the best of their situations.