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British tourists visiting Santa Eulália beach in Albufeira, Portugal, are advised on proper toilet etiquette as a sign (in both Portuguese and English) forbids urinating and defecating on the beach, indicating recurring misbehavior, particularly among foreign visitors. The region's record tourism of 5.2 million in 2024 and significant number of British tourists has prompted concerns about sanitation and quality.
Courtesy: Alice Giddings
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