As summer approaches, tourists traveling to Majorca are being warned about prevalent scams aimed at holidaymakers. Reports from the local news outlet, Majorca Daily Bulletin, highlight that criminals exploit tourists' naivety, often leading to financial losses and health hazards. A significant concern is the illegal sale of cocktails in areas like Playa de Palma, where drinks are prepared under unsanitary conditions, risking tourists' health. Additionally, the 'trileros' street game, involving cups and balls, is designed to deceive participants into losing money. Tourists are also cautioned about individuals offering free flowers or herbs, who then distract victims while accomplices pickpocket them. The UK Foreign Office has issued guidance urging travelers to remain vigilant against street crime, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding personal belongings, especially at airports and during car rentals. Furthermore, tourists should be wary of individuals posing as police officers requesting to see wallets for identification, as genuine officers will not ask for such items. These warnings aim to ensure that holidaymakers can enjoy their time in Majorca safely and securely.