US EditionMajor European Cities Crack Down on Unruly Brits After Rowdy Stag Do Surge - The Mirror
- Cannes city councillors voted to limit cruise ships to those with fewer than 1,000 passengers starting January 1, 2026, in response to overtourism issues and crowd management.
- Amsterdam restricted boozy tours and launched a campaign warning young British men about fines and arrests, addressing problems caused by rowdy visitors.
- Budapest has banned 'beer bikes' due to noise issues and is implementing stricter fines for disorderly behavior among tourists.
- European cities have begun implementing stricter regulations against rowdy stag do groups, including Amsterdam's ban on boozy guided tours and cannabis smoking.
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A landing in Cannes – this will be possible for significantly fewer cruisers in the future. The city on the Côte d'Azur has announced a new ceiling for the total number of cruise passengers per day.
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The number of large carriers will fall by almost 50% as of next year, while the reception gauge will be capped at 6,000 cruise ships per day.
·Paris, France
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Last January, the city of Nice took an order not to authorize, in the bay of Villefranche-sur-Mer, that 65 ports of call each year and never more than one boat at a time.
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Cannes limits the number of cruise ships and passengers allowed to dock in its waters.
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