UK Holidaymakers Warned of €3,000 Fines for Spain Public Behaviour Violations

Tourists heading to Spain this Easter and summer are warned of new regulations that could result in hefty fines for noncompliance. Spain is implementing strict laws against public drinking, with fines ranging from €750 to €3,000 for violations in popular areas such as Majorca and San Antonio. Additionally, new rules have made vaping illegal on many public beaches, with penalties of up to £1,600 for those who ignore these regulations. The Spanish government is investing €16 million to enforce these laws, aiming to curb disruptive behavior among tourists. Experts at One Sure Insurance emphasize the importance of travelers familiarizing themselves with local regulations to avoid costly fines. These measures are part of a long-term strategy to manage mass tourism and maintain public order in Spain until at least 2027.