"MMA is still new," he says.

It says suggestions that minimum service should include things such as reception and concierge or cleaning, restaurants and cooking, infringe upon the workers' right to strike."The imposition of minimum services constitutes an illegitimate, disproportionate, and legally unsustainable restriction on the fundamental right to strike," the union said in a press release.

For many holidaymakers the noise of protests is disruptive and there are noticeably fewer people by the poolside.Fernando Cambon Solino is among those protesting.He moved to Tenerife for work.

"Everybody knows the Canary Islands," he said. "You come here and you enjoy the sun, the beaches, the view. But it's not the same for the people who are working here."Rodrigo Padilla is a journalist in Tenerife and was at a protest supporting his mother who works as a waitress.

He said the issue was with both pay and conditions.

"My mother leaves the house at 6am and it takes three or four hours to get to work and the same after her shift."Mr Mcginley had quit smoking for ten years before starting vaping two years ago.

"I have really struggled to get off of nicotine," he said."It is not something I am really proud of doing, I have kids and I don't want to see them do it.

"I think lowering that entry barrier is a good thing."The Welsh government had previously called for a ban on disposable vapes, but has now confirmed the date it will come into effect.