- By Megan Davies & Lola Mayor
- BBC News
Now a DJ, former TV rep Jordan Davies says young people can follow easy rules to stay safe
Young people travelling should have fun but know their limits, Magluf Weekender star Jordan Davies has said.
Georgia Hague, 28, lost a friend whilst working in Magaluf and said young people should feel empowered to travel, but stick together.
She urged people to bring home memories, not tragedies.
Now a DJ and goat farmer in Monmouthshire, Jordan, 31, worked as a rep for 10 years.
“When I started it was like a whole different place,” he said.
“Holidays back then were about getting as drunk as you can and as silly as you can but now with social media it has changed and young people are a lot more responsible.”
As a seasoned traveller Jordan, who starred in ITV’s The Magaluf Weekender, said there were five things young people can do to be…
