People heading to Spain this year, you have been warned
Britons travelling to a Spanish holiday hotspot this summer could be at risk of huge fines due to new rule changes. Costa del Sol, a southern area of the Andalusia region, attracts thousands of tourists every year - with hundreds of these holidaymakers being part of stag and hen parties.
Anyone caught breaking these rules will now be penalised with fines up to 750 euros - or £668. Some areas, like Malaga, already have strict rules about nudity, sexual objects, use of megaphones and disruptive behaviour in general and some pubs and clubs in the city have stag and hen party bans.
The same rules, which could land partygoers with a £668 fine, will apply to people "with clothes or accessories that represent the genital of the human being or with dolls as or elements of a sexual nature." So anyone looking to pack an inflatable sex doll or any raunchy accessories for their Spanish holiday should think twice.
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