San Antonio, what can be done?

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Discotecas y beach clubs: vuelan los cuchillos

Mientras vemos cómo discotecas y beach clubs vuelven a afilar los cuchillos, se ha producido un nuevo fenómeno en la isla: comienzan a escucharse voces discordantes procedentes de instituciones y del sector empresarial, en contra de la oferta de ocio diurno que existe en múltiples playas...
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as to the thread title, I've absolutely heard the same about other areas as well. My best guess not having gone in person would be tourism is to blame.
 
McRackin said:
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‘Just Another’ San An Booze Ban, Now From The Balearic Government | The Ibizan

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El Govern quiere atajar por decreto el turismo de borrachera en Sant Antoni

El texto contempla fuertes multas y expulsiones «inmediatas» de hoteles
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Let's see what Pepe Rosello has to say about it...

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'Todo incluido' en Sant Antoni

El turismo en Sant Antoni vuelve a ser objeto de polémica, tras el anuncio, por parte del Govern balear, de restringir la oferta de 'todo incluido' de los hoteles de este municipio, eliminando el alcohol de la ecuación para combatir el turismo de borrachera. Los hoteleros ya se han pronunciado...
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El West End tendrá que decir adiós a las bodegas con servicio 24 horas y a las ofertas de 2X1 en bebidas alcohólicas

@Noudiari / El alcalde de Sant Antoni, Marcos Serra, se ha reunido hoy con el conseller balear de Turisme, Iago Negueruela, que ha aprovechado su visita a Ibiza para explicar al equipo de gobierno de Sant Antoni la nueva Ley de excesos que quiere aplicar el Govern balear sobre zonas turísticas...
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CONFIRMED :!: :!:

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Baleares prohíbe el turismo de borrachera

El decreto prohíbe en estas tres zonas la publicidad referida al consumo de alcohol y las barras libres, las excursiones etílicas, los autodispensadores de alcohol, así como la venta de alcohol en tiendas entre las 21.30 y las 8.00 horas
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Baleares aprueba una ley para frenar el turismo de borrachera en el West End de Sant Antoni

Este decreto contempla la expulsión de los hoteles de los turistas que practican el balconing y multas de hasta 60.000 euros.
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Baleares prohíbe el balconing en Ibiza y el turismo de borrachera en el West End - Noudiari.es

@Noudiari / El Consell de Govern ha aprobado hoy un decreto ley para acabar con el turismo de excesos en algunas zonas de Baleares, entre ellas el West End de Sant Antoni, y que incluye medidas como prohibir las happy hours e incluso ‘penar’ la práctica del balconing con la expulsión del hotel...
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Are they literally just restricting sales in the "West End" ie. the same zone as affected by the bar finish times? If yes, that's about 2, maybe 3 at a push, convenient stores... when there are half a dozen others within 2 minutes walk
 
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So people in that are will have to go to the shop earlier and end up starting their pre drinks earlier than planned, therefore becoming more drunk??
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In the UK, in my experience, relaxing licensing laws has had a massive positive impact. What is being proposed and what we have seen happening in parts of ibiza for some time with the restrictions is the complete opposite to the UK. It will be interesting to see if it leads to more drunks and trouble earlier and congregations of drunk people all mixing together at the same kick out times.
 
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Are they literally just restricting sales in the "West End"
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el alcalde de Sant Antoni, Marcos Serra, ha lamentado esta mañana que la conselleria no le haya enviado el texto definitivamente aprobado por el Consell de Govern, a pesar de que el Ayuntamiento efectuó propuestas concretas, como una zonificación cuyo ámbito supera el inicialmente propuesto por Turismo. El alcalde tampoco ha podido ver la zonificación definitivamente aprobada.

resume: not the even the major has an answer to that question!!!
 
white_isle_calling said:
Are they literally just restricting sales in the "West End" ie. the same zone as affected by the bar finish times? If yes, that's about 2, maybe 3 at a push, convenient stores ... when there are half a dozen others within 2 minutes walk
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Completely pointless isn't it. As you say almost all the shops are outside the Westend as they get their trade from people popping out of the hotel for supplies or walking to and from the West End.
 
particularly enjoyed this sentence ...

Thus, there are restaurants and hotels, known to all, that have evolved with the largest of the scumbags to beach clubs and day clubs pure and hard.

Pointing fingers at a certain Mr Lineker per chance?

As for the 'Balconing' bit... personally i think punishment should be a complimentary ride on the bungey ball... sans harnesses
 
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not the even the major has an answer to that question!!!
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Update: Today is San Antonio day and the local tv TEF is broadcasting live from the port right now. They just interviewed the major and he said he received it in paper at last. As he proposed, the affected area won't be only the West End but also the rest of the town!
 
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particularly enjoyed this sentence ...

Thus, there are restaurants and hotels, known to all, that have evolved with the largest of the scumbags to beach clubs and day clubs pure and hard.

Pointing fingers at a certain Mr Lineker per chance?

As for the 'Balconing' bit... personally i think punishment should be a complimentary ride on the bungey ball... sans harnesses
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Unfair criticism at O Beach in my opinion. I understand many people hate the Vegas style 'VIP' culture it has brought...but it is a well run venue.

They spend a lot annual on improvements and maintenance, I've only been in twice but both times it had a lot of security on and I saw no trouble. San An has many dodgier establishments!
 
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