A TOURIST has been mocked for wearing running gear at the pool to be ready to run for the sunbeds at a Spanish holiday resort.
The holidaymaker, determined to reserve the loungers can be seen sprinting trying to grab a spot as soon as possible.
Footage shared on TikTok by another tourist, Olivia Stanton, shows the man patiently waiting in a queue, dressed in a full-work-out gear and trainers.
As soon as the pool area is open, he can be seen running toward the sunbeds, with towels tucked under his arm, even making a shortcut, to get them faster.
Even though there are only a handful of holidaymakers around him, the man seems concerned he will lose a spot if he's too slow.
Meanwhile, other guests can be seen calmly making their way toward the sunbeds.
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The post was captioned: "Part 1 of sunbed wars."
TikToker Olivia said: "Our hotel has a sunbed war every morning, look at him in his running gear ready to go."
Another man was branded the "King of the Sunbed Hoggers" after he was seen frantically dumping five towels down in a bid to reserve the loungers at the Paradise Park Hotel, in Los Cristianos, Canary Islands, Spain.
While a swarm of holidaymakers made a run for the deckchairs, one man in a yellow basketball shirt and black shorts took a sneaky shortcut around a row of loungers on the side.
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And this hotel worker got fed up with holidaymakers hogging sunbeds with their towels, he decided to get the ultimate revenge.
Holidaymaker John shared the moment on TikTok and said: "Bit of justice served today."
The worker can be seen gathering up towels on empty sunbeds, before folding and throwing them into a bag.
At a hotel in Lanzarote, a woman was left fuming after holidaymakers hogged sunbeds with their towels for several hours.
As she panned around the pools, she revealed how the loungers were reserved with towels, bottles of suncream, and books – even though a sign banned guests from reserving the beds.
Tourists eager to get a spot in the sun by the pool have been filmed queueing up for sunbeds even before 8am.
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