Ibiza Rocks hotel restarts party schedule five days after death of teen
The Ibiza Rocks Hotel describes itself as an 'essential' spot during a trip to the party island, hosting 'unforgettable live events and legendary poolside parties'.
However, on July 21 it put a halt to events after two Scottish men died in separate falls from balconies at the hotel.
Evan Thomson, from Aberdeen, was celebrating his 26th birthday when he died on July 7.
During the early hours of July 21, Gary Kelly, from Dundee, reportedly fell from the third floor of the same building. Facebook Evan Thomson died while celebrating his 26th birthday. Facebook
Five days after the fatal incident, the events schedule at the popular hotel resumed.
Ibiza Rocks Hotel said it had reviewed the 'strong safety measures already in place' following the incidents.
The venue has promised to continue working with independent inspectors, external experts and listening to feedback.
A statement on social media read: 'We're also being clearer about our expectations around respectful behaviour and personal responsibility.
'A safe and positive environment is something we all contribute to, so we're encouraging all guests to look out for their friends, trust their instincts and speak to a member of the team if they need help.'
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