Dragging your suitcase in this scenic European city can cost you Rs 23,630

economictimes.indiatimes.com:

Dubrovnik in Croatia from November onwards. Known for its natural beauty, architecture and famed stone-paved and cobbled streets, visitors who choose to carry their bags will have to pay a hefty fine of $288 (Rs 23630). The residents of Dubrovnik have complained about noise pollution when tourists drag their suitcases around the city's, claiming that the act keeps them up at night. It was because of this that the Mayor Mato Frankovic has introduced new rules that will ban tourists from dragging wheeled suitcases around the winding roads in Dubrovnik's Old Town. This action is a part of the Dubrovnik Tourist Office's «Respect the City» initiative. According to The Dubrovnik Times, Dubrovnik has continued to be a very popular tourist destination, with 289,000 visitors and 763,500 overnight stays since the year's commencement. In addition to having streets made of stone, the city's Old Town is renowned for its old walls that surround it, its sunny climate, and for being the location of King's Landing in the hit television series Game of Thrones. The city of Dubrovnik draws hundreds of thousands of visitors annually, making Croatia one of the most gorgeous countries in all of Europe.

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