Recently, there has been online controversy after bikini-clad vacationers were spotted at a mart near Haeundae Beach in Busan. Some argue that Haeundae is a representative domestic tourist destination and swimwear should be naturally accepted. Others point out that Haeundae is a workplace and residential area for some, causing discomfort. Experts suggest that legal punishment is not the solution, but rather the establishment of etiquette appropriate to the location and specific guidelines by local governments. Major European resorts prohibit excessive exposure outside the beach and install signposts as measures. Busan currently has no criteria or enforcement authority to restrict movement in swimwear, but plans to review the issue if related complaints persist.