Spain travel rules for Brits including drinking, vaping, bikini 'bans' and flip flops
Spain is implementing stricter travel rules for tourists, including fines for vaping, dress code violations, improper footwear, and excessive drinking.Summary
Spain is introducing new regulations and stricter enforcement of existing rules to address concerns about unruly behavior and overtourism. These rules include fines ranging from €30 to €2,000 for vaping in prohibited areas, as well as restrictions on smoking, shisha, and nicotine pouches. Drivers are prohibited from wearing flip-flops, sandals, high heels, or driving barefoot, facing fines of €80 to €200. Certain areas are enforcing dress codes, prohibiting bikinis and bare chests away from beaches and pools, with penalties up to €500. The Balearic Islands have banned happy hours, unlimited drink deals, and party boat trips, while some resorts limit all-inclusive drinks to six per day. Reserving sunbeds with towels is also facing penalties in some areas, with fines reaching £250. Hotels may evict guests for dangerous balcony behavior.
(Source：Chronicle Live)
