BRITS could fall foul of the fun police when they head back to the Spanish islands this summer.
Tough new laws have been brought in to clamp down on raucous behaviour with fines of up to £50,000 for offenders.
The rules - covering certain resorts in Ibiza, Majorca and Menorca - came in just over a year ago, but Britons are only just returning to the Balearics after the pandemic and may be unaware of them.
The islands' tourism minister Iago Negueruela said the laws were brought in to stop "embarrassing" drunken tourists.
This story is from the February 06, 2022 edition of Daily Star Sunday.
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