The coastal city of Split in Croatia is proposing new restrictions on alcohol sales to curb drunken behavior among tourists. The measures aim to ban late-night alcohol sales from 8pm to 6am in certain areas, while allowing sales in licensed venues. Mayor Tomislav Šuta emphasizes the need for safety and quality of life for residents. The city is rebranding its tourism image to focus on cultural heritage and responsible drinking. Similar restrictions are already in place in other Croatian towns to combat irresponsible visitor behavior. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)