GRANADA is preparing to experience something truly unique with the launch of Degusta Fest – a brand-new festival that brings together two of life’s greatest
THE European Union’s new digital entry systems may create unwanted delays and headaches for non-EU travellers when it comes into effect in October. This is
MALLORCA is the most visited place in Europe, according to a new Which? study. The consumer association analysed European Commission data, finding the island had
BRITS are flocking to an alternative Mediterranean destination as Spain’s stronghold on UK tourism begins to slip. As anti-tourism protests continue to sweep Spain, a
BRITISH residents in Malaga and Alicante provinces have been issued an urgent warning to exchange their paper Green Certificates for the biometric TIE card before
BRITS are turning away from Spain’s main tourism islands- new figures show. Tenerife’s tourism sector is sounding the alarm after bookings from British tourists went
TRAVELLERS planning a visit to one of Spain’s most iconic cultural destinations may encounter unexpected scenes of vandalism, as a wave of graffiti has recently
NARROW winding streets, whitewashed houses … Competa is everyone’s idea of what an Andalucian village should be. It’s positioned halfway between Velez-Malaga and Nerja, and
HOLIDAYMAKERS in Spain are being urged to put their phones away and pay attention to traffic as Spanish authorities introduce stricter enforcement on pedestrian behaviour.
MALLORCA could follow in Ibiza’s footsteps to implement a limit on rental cars and air passenger arrivals ahead of the summer season. The local council
THE SOUTH of Spain has received its highest ever number of tourists and visitor spend for March. According to the Spanish National Statistics Institute (INE),
THE MINISTER for Transport has officially selected the team which will carry out the Costa del Sol train viability study. Global engineering and consultancy firm
ANTI-tourism protestors are warning tourists of ‘unprecedented mobilisation’ planned this summer in major Spanish tourist destinations. The Southern European Network Against Touristification (SET) has confirmed
SPAIN, with more than 15,000 kilometres of railway network and more than 200 stations spread across the country, is home to terminals that are authentic