Bulgaria's Sunny Beach has gained popularity in recent years due to its incredibly cheap holiday deals but many locals are less than impressed by Brits' behaviour
Hotspots like Magaluf, Benidorm and Amsterdam are those usually chosen by holidaymakers seeking cheap booze and sun. But as countries like clamp down on problem tourism - many Scots are turning to a new party destination.
Men are also seen passing out from alcohol consumption after playing wild drinking games. Couples can also be seen getting hot and steamy in the open. Top news stories today Local police woman Desislava Goranova said: "At night the central part of the resort goes through a change, the clubs open, it’s full of people with loose morals, a lot of drugs and booze. In my view the usual British tourist looks like this — fair skin, a bit chubby and wearing as little clothing as possible, always very loud and covered in tattoos.While her colleague added: "The British people cause the most problems because they can’t drink.
Demi got the words: ‘Smoke weed every day’ inked on her thigh in Arabic despite not speaking the language. She added: "If my family asks, then I’ll just say it says, ‘Live, laugh, love’."
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