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November 01, 2004Prague plans a crackdown on the drunken Britons turning it into Europe's stag night capital
It has become the stag night capital of Europe, attracting thousands of young, mainly British, men looking for cheap beer and sex. But now politicians and tourism officials in Prague are calling for laws to tackle the drunken visitors because they are putting off the more sophisticated holidaymakers. A report, released last week by the Czech tourism office, revealed that the historic capital of the Czech Republic, famed for its beautiful architecture, is now attracting large gangs of rowdy men looking for a good time. Police in the city say that 20 per cent of all weekend crime involves British men on stag nights. More Brit news here Comments
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