As Euro 2024 fever grips Germany, the demand for sex workers is skyrocketing, leading to an unexpected shortage. Fans flocking to host cities like Munich, Berlin, and Hamburg are not just after football thrills – they’re also seeking a little off-pitch excitement. Brothels, advertising cheeky promotions like “All games, all goals, all girls,” are struggling to keep up with the influx.
Local authorities, caught in a whirlwind, are hustling to ensure that this surge doesn’t lead to illegal activities or exploitation. They’re working overtime with NGOs and law enforcement to manage the increased need for services while protecting sex workers’ rights and safety.
While the footballers aim to score on the field, Germany is facing a different kind of scramble off it. The situation is turning into a logistical challenge as cities try to balance the enthusiasm of fans with the realities of a suddenly overstretched service industry.
In this unique blend of sports and sex work, Euro 2024 is proving to be memorable both for the dazzling displays on the pitch and the surprising economic and social dynamics off it. Whether it’s a lack of goals or a shortage of sex workers, Germany’s proving once again that it’s ready to tackle anything that comes its way during this spectacular tournament.