The potential new rules could reshape the nightlife of the popular holiday hotspot, according to experts.
Anyone heading off to sunny Spain on their holidays has been warned that there could be some nightlife rule changes on the horizon to be aware of.
This overhaul could end up reshaping the nightlife of Spain, according to Yolanda Díaz, Minister of Employment and Social Economy. She spoke at the country's congress on Monday March 4, during which she proposed the possible opening hour changes. Birmingham Live reports that not everybody agrees with this proposal. Isabel Diaz Ayuso, the president of the Community of Madrid, said on X: “Spain has the best nightlife in the world, with streets full of life and freedom. And they also provide jobs. They want us Puritans, materialists, socialists, without soul, without light and without restaurants because they feel like it. Bored and at home.”
Top Trending Stories Today "We already cut customers, we cut with the pandemic, and we cut the closure; we are only going to dedicate ourselves to pay taxes and collect zero," one said, highlighting the financial strain faced by many establishments," one hospitality worker said.
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