Toilet experts say urinals may be consigned to history as part of measures to make public conveniences safe for the post-coronavirus world.
Raymond Martin, managing director of the British Toilet Association, says business and governments need to adapt public toilets to make them infection-resistant, adding technology such as foot-operated flushes and sensor-activated taps.
Hospitality industry groups in Britain have also proposed replacing rows of urinals with cubicle-only washrooms for both men and women.
Martin told the Sunday Times that transforming toilets would be expensive, but we want to bring back life to this country, and toilets are a vital part of that.
He said tourist offices all over the country should be telling visitors: 'Come see our castle, come see our beaches, come see our state-of-the-art toilets.'
