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Spain’s tourism industry continues its impressive momentum, with forecasts pointing to another strong year in 2025. The latest report released by the ObservaTUR, the National Outbound Tourism Observatory of Spain, reveals the key analysis of […]
Spain’s Tourism Industry Predicts Strong Growth for 2025 Read More »
The Valencia Motor Show has emerged as a crucial event for flood-affected car owners. Record-breaking sales were driven by significant discounts and government aid. Held at the Valencia Trade Fair between 5 and 8 December
Valencia Motor Show Boosts Sales After DANA Floods Read More »
Hotels in Spain are bracing for a significant shift in operations as a mandatory traveler registration system comes into effect. This new requirement, established under Royal Decree 933/2021, is adding layers of bureaucracy to the
New Travel Rule in Spain: What Tourists Need to Prepare For Read More »
Spain’s non-hotel tourist accommodations, including apartments, campsites, rural tourism spots, and hostels, recorded over 10 million overnight stays in October 2024, according to the National Institute of Statistics (INE). While this figure reflects a slight
Where Did Most Travelers Stay in Spain This October? Read More »
The December holiday season is shaping up to be a fascinating time for Spanish travelers, with both traditional and unexpected destinations stealing the spotlight. According to eDreams, Europe’s largest online travel agency, iconic European cities
This December, Spain’s Travelers Are Flocking to Unexpected Destinations Read More »
If you’re considering a move abroad, choosing the right city can make all the difference. The 2024 Expat City Ranking, based on insights from over 12,500 expatriates, reveals the best and worst cities for expats
Thinking of Moving Abroad? These Cities Expats Love (or Hate) Read More »
Madrid has introduced a new plan to regulate tourist rentals in an effort to protect the city’s historic center. Known as the Plan Reside, this initiative from the Madrid City Council aims to preserve the
Madrid Limits Tourist Rentals to Protect Historic Center Read More »
Following the recent severe weather that led to significant disruptions, Renfe has fully resumed its high-speed train services on the Madrid-Valencia route. With the alert level lowered after days of intense rainfall and a red
Renfe Resumes Madrid-Valencia High-Speed Train Services Read More »
Heavy rains sweeping through Malaga have led to significant disruptions in transportation, impacting train services and road networks in the region. With a red warning in effect for rain in Malaga’s Axarquía, Costa del Sol,
Malaga Trains to Madrid, Seville Suspended Amid Severe Rain Alert Read More »
Iberia is making aviation history by becoming the first airline in the world to operate transatlantic routes with the new Airbus A321XLR. This groundbreaking flight departs from Madrid’s Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport on November 14
Iberia Launches World’s First Transatlantic Flight with Airbus A321XLR Read More »
Valencia Airport achieved a historic milestone this October, welcoming over one million passengers despite the severe challenges posed by the recent DANA storm. The month closed with a record-breaking 1,011,445 passengers, marking a 4.5% increase
Historic October for Valencia Airport with 1M+ Passengers Despite DANA Read More »
Spain’s Mediterranean coast remains under threat as a new DANA storm approaches, bringing renewed fears of heavy rains and potential flooding. The State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) has issued orange and yellow warnings for several regions,
Spain’s Mediterranean Coast Under Threat as A New DANA Storm Approaches Read More »
