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Angry stickers telling tourists to ‘go home’ appear on buildings in Malaga
(www.independent.co.uk)
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this post was submitted on 18 Mar 2024
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I get the anger, protests and other pressure on politicians might change something but those stickers won´t help.
Strongly regulating the housing market would help. And these stickers could help pressing some politicians in the right direction.
Honestly, let me know before I book my flight and you'll never see me. But planning your holiday, buying all the tickets, booking several day's worth of accommodation and traveling there is not something I can undo when I first bump into this sticker on my first walk.
And I never even travelled abroad for holidays, I'm just picturing the situation from the tourist's point of view.
Agreed, the stickers are not constructive.