Most of Britons admit that they first drank on vacation ... with Spain the most common destination for consumption by minors

Where were you when you drank?

a huge 66 per cent of Britons admitted that they were on vacation, and on average were aged 12 when they became intoxicated, a new study has revealed.

Undo study the behavior of young adults aged between 18 and 21 in the UK showed that most drinkers were on vacation when the first consumed too much alcohol.

shocking figures revealed more than half of those who had been drinking were aged 12 when they did (image file)

the study, which was created by sunshine.co.uk, is based on data from young people across 12 regions of the UK.

Participants were asked “How old were you when you became intoxicated (drunk or drunk) after drinking alcohol ‘

only two percent of respondents said they had never had an alcoholic drink? -. leaving a huge 98 percent admitting they had.

The participants were then asked where they had been drinking when they first become intoxicated, and how old they were.

shocking figures revealed more than half of those who had been drinking were aged 12 when they did.

the best answers to the destination in which each person was intoxicated included on vacation, at home, at a friend’s house, in a park and on a special occasion .

Those who admitted to being drunk first under the age of 16 were also asked if their parents were present -. 59 percent who said yes

Spain has been revealed to be the most common holiday destination for minors to drink

PLACES FIRST GOT DRUNK BRITS

1. in holidays abroad – 66 percent

2. at home – 11 percent

3. to a friend’s home – 10 percent

4. In a park – 7 percent

5. At a wedding / special occasion – 3 percent

vacationers said they had first become drunk when they were abroad on holiday and as miners were asked where they were at the time.

Spain has been revealed to be the most common holiday destination for underage drinking

Chris Clarkson, Executive Director Sun said :. “It is fair to say that alcohol is more freely available to young people when they are on holiday abroad, because other countries can be more lenient with their laws and alcohol policies.

“It is rare for teens to be asked ID in holiday resorts. I was shocked that young people aged 12 on average when they get drunk first.

“It’s one thing to leave a young have a sip of your champagne for New Year’s Eve, but it is another question entirely possible that they end up drunk; not to mention dangerous.

source: dailymail.co.uk/travel

Most of Britons admit that they first drank on vacation ... with Spain the most common destination for consumption by minors