Travelers to seaside towns in Italy have been warned that Italians do not appreciate them prancing around in their bikinis. They report feeling uneasy with it a
“I don’t know what it is about Italians but they do not want tourists going around in their bikini around the little towns near the beaches.” Marti says the local police can fine you to the tune of $545.“If you’re planning on going to the beach, bring an extra T-shirt with you so you can cover up and the old Italian ladies and men will be happy.
“The continuation of this situation, as well as causing discomfort and unease in the resident population among visitors, could lead to a negative judgement on the quality of life in our town, with consequences for its image and for tourism,” said Mr Coppola.
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