Some Spanish resorts have introduced new fines as tensions rise over loutish behaviour on the beaches
Brits travelling to Spain have been warned about potential fines due to strict new rules being implemented during their holiday. Holiday-goers heading to the popular European country could face fines of up to £500 for inappropriate behaviour, according to travel insurance experts at One Sure Insurance.
The UK Foreign Office has urged travellers to abide by all local laws while abroad to avoid fines and penalties. An expert from One Sure Insurance explained the increasingly strict measures. They said: "As the Euros kick off this month, we are seeing increasing numbers of British tourists head to their holiday destinations to enjoy matches in the sun."
Significantly, Majorca is cracking down on the kind of attire associated with disruptive tourism. The spokesperson warned: "We've also seen that wearing just a bikini or being bare-chested with swimming shorts away from the beach could land tourists fines of up to £500 in various locations." Smoking in public zones such as beaches and restaurant terraces can result in fines of up to €2,000 in several regions. An alcoholic drink on the beach may incur a £650 fine, while discarding a cigarette butt or litter from a moving vehicle can carry a penalty of 4 points and 200 euros.
Deutschland Neuesten Nachrichten, Deutschland Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
UK holidaymakers in Spain are issued £500 clothing warningPopular areas such as Majorca, Magaluf, Playa de Palma, Ibiza, and San Antonio are all clamping down
Weiterlesen »
'I found a shop selling a large £1,000 garden set for less than £500'Wowcher has slashed an eight-seater garden furniture set by £500 for a limited time
Weiterlesen »
Cost of living payment alert as millions allocated for payments across the UK'In the Spring Budget the Government announced it is providing an additional £500 million'
Weiterlesen »
Owners of two million cats given £500 fine warning as new law beginsFrom Monday, all cats in England must be microchipped, or owners face a £500 fine
Weiterlesen »
Gran in trouble for saying she wanted to 'wring necks' of vandalsThe teen yobs had caused more than £500 damage to her gate
Weiterlesen »
Forgotten bills costing us £500 a year as number taken out doublesThe unwanted charges that we could get rid of cost us £688million over the last 12 months
Weiterlesen »