How dangerous can be steamy holiday sex with a tourist?

We have compiled some disturbing data on the sexual habits of British female tourists.

More magazine published the results of a survey which included 2000 British women of the average age of 25. More than half of them lead a very dangerous life.

The results are interesting, especially for those employed in the tourist industry. Eighty percent of the women claim they have had intercourse with “a stranger” on their holiday. A third have been intimate with the locals, 21 percent with hotel staff, 18 percent with tour organisers and 2 percent with airline personnel. These are definitely impressive statistics, which would be easiest to confirm if we spoke to the tourist workers.

The most problematic piece of information is the fact that 40 percent do not use condoms. The chance of infection is therefore very high. Women take care of the contraception but forget about the sexually transmitted diseases. The local gigolos are not exactly famous for their care when it comes to sex and often their only concern is their guilt free pleasure. The Brits thus bring home syphilis, gonorrhoea, infections and in the worst case hepatitis C or HIV. If we take all of this into account, pregnancy can be a true blessing. What is also problematic is the trend of cheating, because 25 percent of women cheat on their partner and a great majority never tell them.

If we leave horny British women aside, let us mention that approximately 70 percent of British men, who get infected with HIV, do so abroad, that is also where one fifth of the syphilis infections occur and about one tenth of the gonorrhoea infections. So the next time you are tempted into having sex with a stranger, be it a man or a woman (no matter where he or she comes from), think carefully if it is worth risking your health for one night of shagging. Whatever you decide, you should definitely use a condom.