Only two Spanish beaches make it into the 50 best in the world in prestigious new travel rankingÂ
ONLY two Spanish beaches have made it onto the 50 best in the world in a prestigious new travel ranking. The World’s 50 Best Beaches
Malaga approves 100 new tourist apartments through loophole in its own holiday let ban
MALAGA has approved around 100 new tourist apartments despite its ongoing moratorium on holiday accommodation. Developers are bypassing the ban on new holiday lets by
Costa del Sol beaches to get buoy makeover to accommodate twelve water parks and 21 jet-ski circuits
A MASSIVE €200k project is starting across southern Spain to gear up for peak tourist season, featuring buoy installations and inflatable aqua parks. Summer is
Six weeks of roadworks along Marbella junctions of AP-7 have begun — here are the dates and times to avoid
BUCKLE up and prepare for even longer traffic queues along this Costa del Sol highway as it prepares for over a month of road repairs.
Brussels blocks Italy and Portugal from following Greece and suspending EES in blow to British holidaymakers
BRUSSELS has blocked Italy and Portugal from following the lead of Greece and suspending EES in the latest blow to British holidaymakers. The European Commission
Barcelona to Berlin by train just got easier as EU introduces one-stop booking for cross-border rail travel
TRAVELLING across Europe by train is set to become significantly simpler after the European Commission unveiled plans for a ‘one journey, one ticket’ system. The
Malaga Airport smashes April record with 2.6 million passengers — and Brits account for nearly a quarter of themÂ
MALAGA Airport has smashed April records with 2.6 million passengers passing through last month. The Costa del Sol airport handled 2,613,939 passengers in April with
Ryanair demands Spain follow Greece and suspend EES till September after Spanish airports were hit by long queues over May bank holiday weekendÂ
BOSSES at low-cost airline Ryanair have demanded that Spain follow Greece and suspend the rollout of the EU’s new Entry/Exit System (EES) after hours-long queues
Calls grow for ‘two bays’ trainline along the Costa de la Luz connecting Algeciras with Cadiz and Jerez Â
CALLS are growing for a new railway linking Algeciras with Cadiz and Jerez, as business leaders, transport experts and local campaign groups continue to push
Record-breaking April for Costa Blanca airport passengers including over 630,000 British travellers
ALICANTE-ELCHE airport has set yet another monthly passenger record with just over 1.9 million travellers using the facility in April. A third of passengers came
Spain’s infrastructure was built for 40 million but groans under population of 50 million – plus 100 million tourists
BOOMING population and record tourism are stretching Spain’s resources to leave its inhabitants navigating overcrowded cities and rising costs. Choosing to holiday, retire or start
Spain has 90 days of jet fuel in reserve – government insists summer flights to Spain are safe from Middle East crisis
SUMMER flights to Spain will go ahead as normal amid the Middle East crisis, the government has said, confirming that the country holds 90 days
From cancelled holidays to endless shifts: Why Spanish airport staff are striking and how it could affect your 2026 holiday
IT is not solely a potential jet fuel crisis that could cause issues for those travelling to and from Spain this summer, but also ongoing
Budget airline Jet2 unveils new routes connecting UK to ancient ‘hidden gem’ city in northern SpainÂ
A BUDGET airline has revealed new routes that will connect the UK to an ancient ‘hidden gem’ city in northern Spain. The new routes will
Two disruptive passengers who forced Ryanair flight from London Stansted Airport to Ibiza to divert fined thousands
TWO unruly passengers who forced a Ryanair flight bound for Ibiza to divert to Toulouse have been fined. Ryanair confirmed that the Toulouse Criminal Court
Spanish low-cost airline reassures passengers it doesn’t ’anticipate’ any disruptions to its flights this summer over jet fuel crisisÂ
A LOW-cost Spanish airline has reassured passengers by telling them that it does not ‘anticipate’ any disruptions to its flights due to the jet fuel
Dangerous stretch of Estepona to Benahavis road to get safety boost with €1.3m lighting and pavement upgrade
A DANGEROUS stretch of the Benahavis road near Estepona is getting a major €1.3 million safety overhaul. The works affect a 2.3-kilometre section of the
Ryanair leads calls for limit of ‘two alcoholic drinks’ at airports after admitting that one flight a day is being diverted due to boozy passengersÂ
AIRLINES are calling for tighter controls on alcohol sales at airports after a rise in disruptive, booze-related incidents on flights. Ryanair, backed by other airlines,
Queues and confusion: What it’s really like to use the EES when entering Spain – according to recent travellers
WITH confusion aplenty surrounding the rollout of the EU’s brand-new Entry-Exit System (EES), recent airport experiences from travellers are offering an insight into what future
Spain’s tourism boom kicks into gear with record-breaking number of visitors in first three months of 2026
SPAIN welcomed a record 17.5 million tourists between January and March, a 2.6% rise compared with 2025. Spending by visitors topped €25 billion over the
This hidden gem is home to the smallest cathedral in Spain which was once looted by notorious master thief ‘Erik the Belgian’
A VILLAGE in northern Spain is home to the smallest cathedral in Spain – and it was once targeted by a notorious master thief. Roda
Get off the beaten track this spring with National Geographic’s recommendations for Spain’s best natural wonders
FROM mist-laced waterfalls to ancient canyons carved over millennia, Spain’s landscapes come alive in spring with a rare intensity. These seven natural wonders reveal a
Alicante and Malaga’s congested roads gained over 100,000 vehicles last year – amounting to three for every four people in both provinces
MORE than 100,000 vehicles were added to the roads of Alicante and Malaga combined in a single year, with both provinces now more motorised than
Barcelona named best in Europe for free drinking water fountains with summer heatwaves just round the corner
BARCELONA has been named the best city in Europe for free drinking water with 18 water fountains per square kilometer in the Catalan capital. A
Spain silent on EES as Greece, Portugal and Italy relax biometric entry rules for British travellers
BRITISH tourists are holding their breath to see if Spain will follow suit after Greece, Portugal and Italy all moved to ease new biometric border controls.Â
The art of raving: Ibiza’s superclubs are becoming immersive art venues in innovative British-led gallery takeoverÂ
THE island is known for some of the craziest nightlife in the world. But now Ibiza will transform its most famous dance venues into large