Exclusive: Anti-tourism graffiti brands tourists a ‘plague’ in Spain’s Sevilla as locals mock British visitors who had water thrown on their heads [Video]

NEW ‘anti-tourism’ graffiti in Sevilla has branded holidaymakers a ‘plague’ just days after British visitors were doused with water while enjoying a tour guide through the city centre.

The offensive scribbling was pictured in the central neighbourhood of Santa Catalina on Sunday.

It read: “Tourist = plague… go home.”

It comes after anti-tourism activist group Sevilla Se Muere compared visitors to rats this week after it emerged a park had been closed due an infestation of the rodents.

The group tweeted an AI image of a rat towering over the famous Giralda tower in the heart of the Andalucian capital.

They wrote: “Will a special commission be created for coexistence between rats and tourists who come to Sevilla?”

Earlier in August, British tourists, including a teenager, were left in tears when they had water doused on their heads while enjoying a tour guide through the centre of the city.

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