With low-whitewashed buildings, narrow stone alleyways and labyrinthine staircases, the town Binibeca Vell is nicknamed the Mykonos of Menorca. But there’s another characteristic the Balearic town shares with the Greek hotspot: out-of-control visitor numbers. Fed up with the crowds of tourists crammed into the 1,000-resident-strong coastal village, the local house owners’ association has imposed new visitor regulations. Here’s what you need to know if you plan on visiting Binibeca Vell this summer. Binibeca Vell introduces visiting hoursBinibeca Vell, near the southern tip of the island of Men…