British stags and hens have been warned that breaking tough new rules in a popular European party hotspot could leave them “skint”. Around six million Brits embark on a stag and hen weekend each year, according to the industry’s leading provider, Last Night of Freedom.
And many of those flock to Malaga for some fun in the sun before their friend ties-the-knot. However, officials have launched a major crackdown on rowdy behaviour in the resort – with a big focus on anybody carrying a rude prop.
Blow-up props such as dolls and other lewd items are being targeted in the southern Spanish city, and anybody caught carrying one facing a fine of up to £1,300. The rules have sparked a warning from Last Night of Freedom’s founder, Matt Mavir, who has urged Brits to check local laws before jetting off.
