People heading away on holiday in the coming weeks should be aware of these travel mistakes that could land you with fines of up to €2,000.
Many people will be packing up their suitcases and slapping the sun cream on ready for a week away somewhere hot and relaxing. However, this relaxation could come at a cost if you end up breaking a rule that you were previously unaware of.
In a recent update, the Majorca Daily Bulletin confirmed that authorities will be fining tourists who behave inappropriately or disrespectfully. Whilst hotels are happy to provide tourists with proof, it might be trickier to gain if they’re planning on staying with a friend or family member abroad, in which case, proof of accommodation from the police is now necessary.
Every local authorities rules are different, so be sure to check up on local information before you head out. Only use registered taxis or pay the fine yourself - €600 fine The UK Government have warned British tourists to only use registered taxis in Spain this summer, as passengers caught travelling with unlicensed taxi services are liable for fines of up to €600.
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