Are there too many tourist in Spain? Today, there is an important debate whether there are a lot of tourist people in Mediterranean places and therefore a limitation should be set up by regional governments to protect the environment as well as to preserve the natural resources to future generations. Firstly, in some regions of Spain big resort were built in the seventies and eighteens of last century to attract tourist people in seek of sun and excellent weather not only in summer but also in winter. Droves of northern European people arrived at Mediterranean coastline to spend their retirement period or staying their holidays surrounded by gorgeous beaches in a safe country. Furthermore, local governments encourage to real estate developers to build wonderful villas close to the beaches. What is more, conflicts and war in northern African countries have reduced the places where to spend the holydays in a near destination. Having said that, some critic citizens have declared that there are too many tourists in Spain and some measure should be approved to reduce their number. However, being tourism he main source of income of local governments to finance their budgets it is no sense to reduce their number. In addition to this, lots of jobs are focus on tourism in those places, most of them occupied by unskilled workers. Also, there are hardly factories in certain places in Mediterranean coastline to find a job in case of being fired from their current job. All things considered, it appears that reducing the tourist people to preserve the environment has dire consequences in local economies of the people who depend on tourism to feed their families. It I important to bear in mind this key idea when local parliaments vote in favour of some acts to reduce the number of people who can stay in certain places.