ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 8月9日 10時57分

The Croatian island of Hvar has a new, slightly threatening message to welcome this year’s tourist throng: Behave, or else. Men, keep your shirts on in town, warn posters on prominent public display around the sun-swept island’s main town — or risk a fine of 500 euros. No drinking, eating or sleeping in public spaces. “We are genetically disposed to tourism,” said Riki Novak, mayor of the island’s main town, also called Hvar. “But this party tourism is not something that we asked for. It’s not something we wanted.” The island, with a permanent population of about 11,000, was for decades a beloved watering hole for the summer yacht crowd and global celebrities. But the mayor and other residents say those glittering guests have recently been nudged aside by party boats, all-night clubs and hostels full of wobbly backpackers.. Events like @ultraeurope, a music festival in nearby Split photographed above by @lauraboushnak, holds “after parties” on Hvar, keeping the archipelago teeming through the hot months. “The idea isn’t to have so many people,” said Katia Zaninovic Dawnay, a local who works at a real estate firm. “The idea is to have fewer people who spend more money.” Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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