Spanish island applies large sun loungers in the rules ‘pay and display’ in popular tourist places

A popular island in Spain Has introduced a new ‘pay and display’ system for tanning beds on the most busy beaches.

Tourists who go to Gran Canaria must now use the system if they want to rent Sun Loungers or Parasols on El Perchel, Puerto Rico or Playa de Mogán and only have cash.

The service was launched last Friday and works as a parking meter, where visitors have to use the machine, select the item they want to use and pay.

The machine will then print a ticket that the customer must keep while using his sunbed and umbrella.

If a beach visitor has a bank card, instead of cash, they do not have to use the pay-and-display service.

Instead, they can still go to the servants and use one of their card machines to pay for their beach accessories.

Willy García, from the Mogan city council, told Canarian Weekly: ‘Until now, payment is only available per card due to security problems.

‘However, many beachgoers have asked to pay cash.

Tourists who go to Gran Canaria must now use a ‘pay and display’ system if they want to rent Sun Loungers or Parasols and only have cash

The system will be used on El Perchel or Playa de Mogán (photo)

Puerto Rico in Gran Canaria (photo) also has the new system

“After evaluating different options, we decided these payment machines.”

With the majority of tourists traveling to Gran Canaria to enjoy the beaches, the expert of Canary Islands Marek Bron recently told MailOnline Travel that the interior of the interior is a way to see a more unexpected side of the island.

The Travel Pro said: ‘There are these beautiful mountain cities where the sky is a bit cooler and you get these beautiful mountain ranges where you can see the sun coming up.

“Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, the capital of the island, also has a number of incredible historic buildings and it is a nice place to go out and eat.”