Albufeira, a popular resort town in Portugal's Algarve region, has introduced new regulations to curb public semi-nudity and ...

The jaw-dropping scenes happened at Route Caffe 66 on the Oura Strip, Albufeira’s equivalent of the infamous ... Beaches and ...

Albufeira is the latest European city to propose new laws to stop tourists walking around without their clothes on.

BRITISH tourists holidaying on the Algarve this summer have been warned they could face £1,250 fines if they get caught ...

The jaw-dropping scenes happened at Route Caffe 66 on the Oura Strip, Albufeira's equivalent of the infamous Punta ... Beaches and beach access areas including seafront car parks as well as hotel ...

The go-to European Union holiday hotspot, which is situated in the southern Algarve region, has revised its code of conduct.

Tourists holidaying in Portugal this summer have been warned they could face a $2500 fine if they get caught walking along the street in their bikinis or swim shorts.

Wearing bikinis and going shirtless may soon be banned in the city, as it fights against badly behaved tourists.

British tourists heading to one of Europe's most popular holiday destinations face being fined £1,500 for wearing garments ...

Fines of more than £1,000 could be issued as the popular destination for Brits looks to make changes to its code of conduct.