Starting December, British tourists in Spain must provide 43 personal details on check-in, sparking outrage and consideration of boycotts.

Starting December, British tourists visiting Spain must provide 43 pieces of personal information when checking into accommodations. This regulation, criticized as invasive and likened to "Big Brother" surveillance, aims to enhance safety by allowing authorities to monitor guest locations for combating terrorism and organized crime. Many British travelers have expressed outrage online and some are considering boycotting Spain due to these new requirements, with potential fines of up to 30,000 euros for non-compliance.

October 11, 2024
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