9 June 2026

New Tourist Support Service in Ibiza Ensures British Holidaymakers Are Well-Cared For

The sun-soaked shores of Ibiza are offering an extra layer of security for British tourists this season with the newly implemented Foreign Tourist Assistance Service (SATE). Located at the local police station, this initiative, led by the Ibiza Town Council and the National Police, is designed to give international visitors the peace of mind that support is readily available should they face any unsavoury incidents during their stay. Operating from June to October, SATE provides personalised assistance with two dedicated professionals on hand from Monday to Saturday. It seems the service has already proven its worth, with a high satisfaction rating in recent years—a testament to its necessity. Brits made up a significant portion of those assisted last season, which highlights the service's international reach. From lost documents to more serious thefts, SATE is essential in addressing concerns quickly and efficiently, allowing holidaymakers to focus on enjoying the Balearic bliss.

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