Visitors to Dubrovnik will have to carry wheelie suitcases through the city's historic streets instead of dragging them
UK holidaymakers could face fines of up to £230 if they use a wheelie suitcase in a popular European city this summer. A new rule banning suitcases on wheels is being introduced in the Croatian city of Dubrovnik.
Under a new law suitcases must be carried instead of being dragged through the streets of the town. Those who are caught rolling their luggage could be fined up to £230.The anti-bag legislation will become even stricter in November, when all suitcases and bags will have to be left at the walls of the old town before visitors can enter.
As well as bans on wheelie suitcases, another noise-reducing measure just introduced will see cafes and bars with terraces where the noise level exceeds 55 decibels face fines and be forced to close for seven days. A video urging tourists to “respect the city,” will be shown on cruise ships docking at Dubrovnik and on Croatian Airline flights arriving in the country, Lonely Planet reports.
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