Resort employees are being praised for their actions in a viral video where they were seen clearing towels from sunbeds reserved by vacationers who were not using them. The incident took place at Camping Le Marsouins in Argelès-sur-Mer, near Perpignan, France. With a growing trend in holiday resorts to prevent guests from reserving unoccupied sunbeds, the campsite staff decided to address the issue directly.
The video, garnering over three million views and 80,000 likes, depicted two staff members in distinct yellow and red uniforms gathering abandoned towels from empty loungers. These towels were then consolidated on a single sunbed, making space available for guests actively utilizing the pool.
The individual who filmed the video, Vir Ginie, explained the staff’s intervention, stating that the goal was to free up sun loungers that were left unoccupied for extended periods, causing inconvenience to other pool attendees. This action reignited the ongoing debate surrounding holidaymakers reserving poolside loungers well in advance of their actual use.
The video’s viewers expressed support for the staff’s actions, with one suggesting that all hotels should adopt similar measures. Another viewer applauded the staff members, emphasizing the need for such actions to be standard across all hotels.
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