Drunk Brits banned from holiday pub crawl hotspot as EU country seeks 'cultured' tourists
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukPoliticians in Prague have had enough of the drunken antics brought on by organised pub crawls and have decided to put a stop to them in an effort to combat the influx of inebriated tourists.
The Czech capital, renowned for attracting boozy Brits and being a prime location for stag parties, saw over 113,000 visitors in just the first quarter of this year.
The city offers a variety of raucous entertainment options, including mud sex shows and the opportunity for party-goers to have people with dwarfism tied to them for "an extra dose of madness".
However, Prague's officials are taking a stand by banning these organised drinking tours from operating between 10pm and 6am, with enforcement coming directly from the police.
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