If this new law is passed, you will no longer be able to take your own luggage into Dubrovnik. You will have to pay to have it transported to your lodgings. See https://www.foxnews.com/world/popular-tourist-destination-wants-total-suitcase-ban-travel-surges-post-pandemic .
Posted by
Duluth 🛶
7465 posts
Someone else posted this although you probalby missed it since there was no info in the title. The general consensus is that it won't pass, or if it does, it won't be enforced.
Posted by
Twin Cities of MN
6277 posts
Oh Boy, what could go wrong?
Posted by
Charleston & Birmingham
4536 posts
Because people are already so comfortable entrusting their luggage to the airlines.
Posted by
Fort Myers, FL
1839 posts
Well, if it passes...time to strike! Boycott the city and see how long the law stays enacted. If you don't want tourism, it can be arranged. Ridiculous law. I can understand a limit on late evening hours, but all during the day? Get real. Just goes to show you politicians all over the world can be stupid.
Posted by
Lynnwood, Washington
8765 posts
This specifically relates to the old town. Most lodging in Dubrovnik is not located within the walls of the old city. This will impact only a small fraction of tourists.
Posted by
Virginia, USA
5778 posts
The headline is quite exaggerated. There is no ”total suitcase ban”. They are saying that people can’t roll their wheeled bags within the city walls. People can still pick up their bags and carry them.
Posted by
Utah via SF Bay Area
352 posts
Another reason I use a backpack now. I’m north of age 55, too. My husband uses a backpack too. We love Osprey and their gender specific design makes it easy to carry.