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French, Spanish, British, Italian and German: Who Does What at the Beach?

Depending on the country of origin, one tends to occupy the beach in a different way. Whether it is by drinking rosé or eating pretzels, playing volleyball or cricket, each nationality has its own habits. From the United Kingdom, the conservative newspaper "The Daily Telegraph" has had fun decorating them.
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Depending on the country of origin, one tends to occupy the beach in a different way. Whether it is by drinking rosé or eating pretzels, playing volleyball or cricket, each nationality has its own habits. From the United Kingdom, the conservative newspaper "The Daily Telegraph" has had fun decorating them.

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Courrier international broke the news on Sunday, August 9, 2026.
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