Tourists in the Canary Islands have been ordered to 'go home' by protesters

Protesters have descended on the street again for anti-tourism and overtourism protests this weekend.

Tourists in hotspots such as Lanzarote and Tenerife have been "forced to flee" as 'Go Home Tourist!' signs are erected in Spain by the 'Canary Islands Have a Limit' group

87,000 didn't turn up to the European Union holiday hotspots' unrest, it has emerged.

Holiday hotspot will be allocated funding in November as the mounting issue of home sales in the area continues in the holiday hotspot.

Local residens say 'the islands have a limit'

Tourists warn Tenerife, in particular, that the Canary Islands will be off their vacation list after protests over overtourism this weekend.

Holidaymakers have been shut up in their ROOMS amid growing unrest and demonstrations over so-called overtourism.

Locals in the Palm Mar residential area of Arona in the south of Tenerife, are complaining over increasing noise disturbances and nightly "botellones".

Holiday hotspot residents have suffered a brutal defeat at the hands of UK holidaymakers who've "ignored" their demands.

Holidaymakers heading to Tenerife in the Canary Islands, in Spain, for an autumn and winter getaway have been warned over rising lager prices.

Protests erupted across the Canary Islands over the weekend as anti-tourist demonstrators clashed with holidaymakers - with one group in Tenerife shouting "this beach is ours"

Anti-tourism protesters trapped a family in their hotel during a huge march on the island over the weekend, leaving them "scared to go out".