Brits heading to Majorca on holidays could find themselves fined if they fall asleep by the pool and turn up late for a meal.
Restaurant owners on the Spanish island say they are fed up with "no shows" which are leaving them out of pocket.
They're also rallying against rival restaurants phoning up to book tables under bogus names as a way of staving off competition.In a bid to stop too many tables from remaining empty, Majorca's restaurant association, Restauración CAEB, has introduced a new policy.
