No organised protest against tourists in France is envisageable for the moment.
Even in Corsica bombing tourist villas has finally fizzled out.
Maybe the Catalonian independentists have unleashed forces that they didn't expect. Cameron's referendum led to a similar phenomena of violent xenophobes feeeling free to insult, threaten and harm.
If your apartment block neighbours in Paris, Toulouse, Lyon, Nantes or Bordeaux do airB'n'B, you'll have noisy groups clattering wheely suitcases or singing drunken rants at all hours. They're being cracked down on via legal channels for whatever that's worth.
In the Ardèche, the shops and street markets are saturated, parking places are rare, health services are full of people with ear & throat problems from bathing in dodgy rivers, the restaurant staff are overstressed (but if they still care enough to give you good service then they really deserve a tip), driving on narrow winding mountain roads calls for an extra special summer zen attitude (ie: elderly tourist blocked in hairpin bend and begs us to finish the manouver...another not so elderly tourist parked in the middle of the very next bend taking photos of the scenery...).
Tourists will soon be replaced with tractors and trailers full of Gamay, Syrah and Chardonnay causing jams on the roads.
Next to follow are surly hordes of drunken wild boar hunters: ("vous auriez pas vu un chien?").
No, tourists are just a drop in the ocean...I certainly won't be smashing holes in kayaks.