France's strict laws could cost uninformed tourists up to £130 during Olympic season
dailyrecord.co.ukTourists heading to France for the Olympic and Paralympic Games this summer are being cautioned that a common UK habit could land them with fines of up to £130.
With millions set to visit France, it's crucial to note that around one in eight Brits smoke, and there are stringent smoking rules to adhere to.A spokesperson from Wheedon Brothers warned: "As the Olympics bring many international visitors to France, tourists should be aware of the country's strict anti-smoking laws.
Smoking in public places where it is prohibited, such as restaurants and public transport, can result in fines ranging from €68 to €150.
Additionally, littering in public places can incur a fine of €68."They further advised: "Many visitors may not realise the extent of France's anti-tobacco measures, which are part of a plan to reduce smoking.
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