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IF you’re looking for more than just sun and sand this Easter, Bioparc Fuengirola offers an extraordinary escape—without ever leaving the Costa del Sol. Right
Degusta Fest Armilla 2026 arrives in Granada this May with the best music and signature cuisine – here’s how to WIN free tickets
GRANADA is preparing to experience the second edition of Degusta Fest Armilla, a unique festival that equally combines two of life’s greatest pleasures: gourmet cuisine
WIN an exclusive Bali Bed day out and lunch worth €200 at top Marbella beach restaurant
THE Olive Press is offering one of our lucky readers the chance to lie back, stretch out and then fill up with some of the
Overcoming dental phobia: How new sedation techniques are transforming implant surgery in Andalucia
A STRING of Quironsalud hospitals in Andalucia have introduced a new technique to help anxious patients undergoing dental implant treatments. State-of-the-art facilities in Quironsalud Marbella,
Bryan Adams returns to Valencia with his ‘Roll With The Punches 2026’ tour
BRYAN Adams returns to Valencia in 2026! Following the success of his concerts in 2025, the Canadian singer will bring his ‘Roll With The Punches
Best Tips to Avoid Burnout as a Digital Nomad
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The silent killer: Why expats in Spain over 50 need to know about this rare liver cancer
EXPATS in Spain often dismiss fatigue as a side effect of the heat, but Quironsalud experts warn these minor symptoms could be early signs of
The definitive guide to choosing a health insurance policy for expats in Spain
ARE you planning to move to Spain and looking for a health insurance policy specifically designed for expats? We understand that such an abundance of
Why your next wealth manager in Spain could very easily be a university professor
By Peter Dougherty AT 6.19pm, as the sun begins to set in Bilbao, German Guevara is erasing a whiteboard. In less than an hour he’ll
Looking for a career change? Learn to teach English in just four weeks and take your skills around the world
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Social security systems in Spain, the UK and the USA are becoming ticking timebombs – here’s what I would do to minimise your risk
By Peter Dougherty PEOPLE tend to live longer lives than ever before. Many of us would agree that is a good thing. Financial planners, though,
Spain vs Turkey hair transplant comparison guide – cost, tech and hidden risks
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Svenska Skolan Marbella – a Swedish education under the sun
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Blockchain in Oil and Gas Industry: Key Applications and Trends
A HUNDRED years ago, in 1925, the world produced just over 500 million tons of oil per year. Today that number exceeds 4.3 billion tons.
The Security Behind E-Signatures: How Safe Are They?
THE transition from paper to pixels relies on a sophisticated layer of mathematics that ensures a document remains unchanged from the moment of signing. A
One of the best schools in Spain is in Tenerife. It’s official
OF the over 4000 international British schools in the world only 60 of them are “Outstanding in every aspect” according to official British school inspectors. These
Old investment rules don’t work for Spain’s country-hopping expats – that’s why you need a financial planner
By Peter Dougherty MOST investing advice assumes we live our life in one country, with one currency, one language, and one tax system. But as
The Pearl of Africa: How Ugandan coffee is the sustainable sip for the Madrid Coffee Festival 2026
UGANDA is known as the ‘Pearl of Africa,’ and offers one of the finest topographies in the world for growing quality coffee beans. From the
Top tips on what to look for to find your trusted financial planner in Spain – and avoid getting taken for a ride
By Peter Dougherty FROM time to time, I get asked what it took for me to become accredited as a European Financial Advisor and later
How to win back thousands from your bank now that mortgage ‘floor clause’ policy has been outlawed in Spain
THERE are tens of millions of euros waiting to be claimed from banks in Spain this year from one dodgy now outlawed policy. Did you
2026 Spanish property outlook: Key trends and buying opportunities
By Noelia Alcalá AS Spain’s property sector moves into 2026, the market is transitioning from the high-velocity rebound seen in 2024 and 2025 into a
From British roots to global horizons: Valencia’s Shackleton International School prepares students for the future
FOR international families, choosing a school is about continuity and preparing children for life beyond school, often across borders. Shackleton International School, located in Burjassot,
City Clinic’s master dentist in Marbella explains the three pillars of modern dentistry – and why you need it
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How can expats in Spain put together a personal balance sheet?
By Peter Dougherty NO matter where we live, personal balance sheets answer the important question of where we stand financially. They are a snapshot of
‘Less is more’: Current oncology is committed to less aggressive and more effective interventions
THANKS to their participation in clinical trials, cancer patients at Quironsalud Malaga and Quironsalud Marbella have access to extremely innovative treatments. The three essential pillars
Shining the way! Why Americans in Spain need more than an adviser – they need a financial lighthouse
By Peter Dougherty FOR more than 2,000 years, lighthouses have guided sailors and served as important beacons for navigation and safety. The earliest known lighthouse,