Tragedy abroad: British tourist found dead in Ibiza hotel room during sun-soaked Spain vacation with friends

The 34-year-old man had been staying at a hotel in the centre of San Antonio in Ibiza, Spain
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Tragedy has struck abroad as a British holidaymaker has been found dead in his hotel room in an Ibiza party resort.

The 34-year-old man had been staying in the centre of San Antonia area of the Spanish island, vacationing with close friends. This was until he was found dead by authorities on Sunday afternoon.

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Spanish police are awaiting the results of a post-mortem exam to make an official comment on the incident. It is reported that a number of possible scenarios are being considered, including that it was drug-related.

The 34-year-old man had been staying at a hotel in the centre of San Antonio in Ibiza, Spain - Credit: AdobeThe 34-year-old man had been staying at a hotel in the centre of San Antonio in Ibiza, Spain - Credit: Adobe
The 34-year-old man had been staying at a hotel in the centre of San Antonio in Ibiza, Spain - Credit: Adobe

Friends of the young man first notified the staff at the hotel they were staying at before an alarm was sounded for the relevant authorities. An investigation is currently taking place and is being led by the Civil Guard.

A source close to the investigation said in a statement: "I can confirm police are investigating the death of a British man who was staying at a hotel in San Antonio.”

The death comes just one month after a British national died in Ibiza after falling from the second-floor balcony of his hotel. While in June, footballer John McKenna from Carlisle passed away at the age of 22 as he too fell from the balcony of a San Antonio hotel.

*Note that this is a breaking story. The article will be updated as and when more information is available and the story develops.

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