The concerned family of an Irishman missing in Tenerife say they believe he did not "go missing by choice" as they appealed for help to find him.
Relatives of Westmeath native Peter Wilson, 32, who has been missing for almost two months now, have set up a fundraiser to assist their search.
Peter from Rochfortbridge, vanished on Saturday, March 23, just one night after arriving on his holiday with a pal.
He was last seen leaving the Malibu Park Hotel in Adeje at approximately 11pm that night.
Writing on a GoFundMe page, Peter's first cousin Gary McGivney wrote: "We do not believe he went missing by choice, he does not have money, he had left his room without his passport and belongings and never returned.
Family voice concern as Westmeath dad Peter Wilson goes missing in Tenerife
"Peter is a daddy to two beautiful little girls. He is a loved son, brother, cousin and friend to many. His family are so concerned for him.
"This page is set up to support the ongoing efforts to find Peter and bring him home.
"We do not know how much funding is needed. We can just hope that we will find him soon."
So far, the appeal has raised €3,848 out of a €5,000 goal in just two days.
Funds raised will go towards the costs of flights, accommodation, advice (legal or otherwise), and all other expenses that might arise in the search for Peter.
For more information, the GoFundMe page can be found here.
