Holidaymakers will not be able to slug down endless booze during the summer holidays as the Balearic islands and British Embassy have launched a campaign restating 'zero-tolerance for tourism of excesses'. These include smoking bans, six drinks a day and no strapless vest tops in some restaurants.
According to The Mirror, the strict rules will apply in popular resorts for all-inclusive holidays to places such as Ibiza, Majorca and Menorca, all of which can be travelled to from Bristol Airport. The regulations are a bid to reduce rowdy shindigs and drunk tourists.
Lloyd Milen, the embassy consul said: “We all have a responsibility to know the rules, comply with them and guarantee an excellent vacation for ourselves and those around us.”
