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Stay informed with the latest travel news, conditions, and updates from Spain.
Motril Cable Theft Arrests Leave Costa Tropical Streets Unlit
Police in Motril have arrested two suspects accused of stealing public lighting cables, leaving parts of the Costa Tropical town in the dark.
Andalucia Beach Safety Alert: Deadly Start to June Prompts Warning
Andalucia has recorded one of its worst starts to June for drowning deaths in years, prompting urgent water safety warnings for beachgoers and tourists.
British Paraglider Dies After Hitting Power Lines in Catalan Pyrenees
A 63-year-old British paraglider has died after striking power lines in the Catalan Pyrenees, prompting fresh safety reminders for adventure travelers in Spain.
US Navy Completes Destroyer Buildup at Rota Base in Southern Spain
The US Navy has completed its destroyer expansion at Rota naval base in Cádiz, bringing the stationed fleet to six — here's what it means for travellers.
Seven Arrested in Mijas Over Violent Granada Motorway Drug Heist
Seven suspects have been arrested in Mijas over a violent drug heist on a Granada motorway that left one man shot, according to Olive Press.
Marbella Hospital Rolls Out Advanced MRI for Prostate Cancer Screening
Quirónsalud Marbella Hospital has launched a new MRI scanner offering faster, more comfortable prostate cancer diagnostics for Costa del Sol patients.
Marbella and Sotogrande Emerge as Hubs for Boutique Recovery Tourism
Boutique rehab clinics in Marbella and Sotogrande are drawing international clients seeking discreet, multilingual addiction treatment on the Costa del Sol.
Spain News Roundup: Barcelona Arrests, Catalonia Asbestos Law and Population Outlook
From arrests on La Rambla to Catalonia's asbestos ban and long-term population forecasts, here's what travelers to Spain should know from Thursday's headlines.
US Astronaut Christina Koch Honoured With Major Spanish Award
US astronaut Christina Koch, the first woman chosen for a lunar mission, has been named a laureate of one of Spain's most prestigious international awards.
How Self-Employed Expats in Spain Can Lower Their Tax Bill
Spain's self-employed *autónomos* face steep costs, but a range of legal deductions can lower quarterly tax bills — key knowledge for expat freelancers.
New European Social Network W Aims to Challenge Musk's X
A new European social network called W is challenging Musk's X, banking on tech sovereignty and EU data rules to win users across Spain and beyond.
What Changes in Spain This July: Gibraltar Deal, Festivals and Tax Deadlines
From the launch of the Gibraltar Brexit deal to major summer festivals and tax deadlines, here's what travelers and expats in Spain need to know for July.
Zapatero Corruption Inquiry Widens to Include Ex-PM's Daughters
A Spanish judge has widened the influence-peddling investigation into former PM José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero to include his daughters, court officials confirmed.
Get Paid €400 to Live a Month in a Remote Italian Alpine Village
An Italian research project is paying volunteers €400 to spend a month living in a remote Alpine village — here's what Spain-based travellers should know.
Robotic Prostate Surgery on Spain's Costa Blanca Draws Medical Travelers
Hospital Quirónsalud Torrevieja is using Da Vinci robotic surgery for prostate cancer, offering Costa Blanca expats and visitors advanced treatment with better recovery outcomes.
Mallorca's Weekly English News Roundup Hits Stands for Late June
Euro Weekly News has released its latest Mallorca edition, offering English-language coverage of Palma, Santa Ponsa, Alcudia and more for the week of 18–24 June.
Costa Blanca North Weekly Rounds Up Summer News in English
The latest Costa Blanca North weekly rounds up English-language news and events for Jávea, Moraira, Altea, Alfás del Pi and Benidorm from 18–24 June.
Costa del Sol Weekly Roundup: What's Happening on Spain's Southern Coast
A weekly roundup from Euro Weekly News covers what's happening across Fuengirola, Marbella, Mijas, Sotogrande and Benalmádena as Costa del Sol's summer season begins.
Axarquía Weekly Roundup: English-Language News from the Costa del Sol
Euro Weekly News has published its latest Axarquía edition, rounding up English-language news from Nerja, Vélez-Málaga and other Costa del Sol towns.
Weekly News Roundup Keeps Costa Blanca South Visitors Informed
Euro Weekly News rounds up the week's stories from Quesada, Torrevieja, Orihuela, Rojales and Benijofar — a useful read for anyone visiting Costa Blanca South.
Costa Cálida Weekly Round-Up: What's Happening Along the Murcia Coast
Costa Cálida's mid-June weekly round-up covers Camposol, Puerto de Mazarrón, Cartagena and San Pedro del Pinatar — here's what travellers should know.
Puzzle Solutions Page Offers No Travel News for Spain Visitors
The latest Euro Weekly News puzzle solutions page offers answers for word games but no travel news — here's where to find useful updates for Spain instead.
English-Language News Roundup Covers Costa de Almeria Towns
Euro Weekly News rounds up the week's stories from Mojacar, Albox, Antas, Arboleas and Huercal Overa, offering English-speaking visitors a useful guide to Costa de Almeria life.
Viral Fire Challenge Sparks Safety Alarm Across Spain
A hazardous fire-based social media challenge is spreading among teenagers in Spain, prompting safety warnings from parents, schools, and emergency services.
Slovak Interns Help Restore Cartagena's Roman Heritage Sites
Eleven Slovak students recently completed Erasmus archaeology internships in Cartagena, contributing to heritage restoration at the city's landmark Roman and Punic sites.
Loggerhead Turtles Released Back into the Sea at Mojácar Beach
Twenty-seven young loggerhead turtles were released into the Mediterranean at Mojácar's Rio Abajo Beach, marking a milestone for Spain's marine conservation efforts.
British Toddler Dies in Pool Accident in Málaga Village of Periana
A British three-year-old has died in a swimming pool incident in the Axarquia village of Periana, prompting reflection on villa pool safety in rural Spain.
BlackRock Calls Spain Europe's Top Property Draw as Investors Pile In
BlackRock's Spain chief calls the country Europe's standout market as global investors pile into Spanish housing — with real consequences for travellers and expats.
British Paraglider Dies in Catalan Pyrenees Accident Near Tremp
A British paraglider has died following an accident near Tremp in the Catalan Pyrenees, highlighting safety considerations for adventure travellers in Spain.
Spain Lands in Global Top 10 for Retirement Living
Spain has secured a place in the global top ten for retirement destinations, praised for its climate, healthcare, and affordable lifestyle, per Euro Weekly News.
OT Security Gaps in Spain's Infrastructure: What Travellers Should Know
Euro Weekly News flags five common OT security gaps in Spain's industrial networks — and what travellers should know about potential knock-on disruptions.
Danish EV Firm Scraps All Managers — What It Means for Spain's Remote Workers
A Danish EV company has scrapped all management roles, igniting debate among Spain's digital nomads and expat professionals about the future of flat workplaces.
Valencia Stabbing: Father Turns Himself In After Killing Therapist
A father has handed himself in to Valencia police after allegedly killing his son's speech therapist, claiming abuse. Here's what travelers should know.
Gas Blast at Restaurant Near Málaga Injures Eight, Including Children
A gas explosion at a restaurant in the village of Sayalonga near Málaga has injured eight people, including two children, as diners were sitting down to eat.
Body Found in Freezer at Castellón Apartment, Police Confirm
Spanish police discovered a man's body in a freezer at a Castellón apartment, with the suspect reportedly taking an overdose, according to Olive Press.
Fake World Cup Shirts Worth €2 Million Seized Before Reaching Spanish Tourist Hubs
Spanish police have intercepted 16 tonnes of fake World Cup football shirts worth €2 million, headed for tourist areas in Malaga, Madrid and Barcelona.
Ex-PM Zapatero Faces Madrid Corruption Hearing: What Travelers Should Know
Former Spanish PM José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero is being questioned in Madrid over a €53M airline bailout probe. Here's what visitors to Spain should expect.
Benidorm Police Chase E-Scooter Speeding at Over 100 km/h Through Town
Police in Benidorm chased down an electric scooter racing through the town centre at over 100 km/h, highlighting Spain's crackdown on illegal e-scooter use.
Javier Bardem Honoured at Hollywood's Chinese Theatre
Javier Bardem has left his handprints and footprints outside Hollywood's Chinese Theatre — a milestone that shines a light on Spain's rich cinema scene for travellers.
Arrest on Cadiz's Playa de la Victoria After Beach Harassment Incident
A man was arrested on Cadiz's Playa de la Victoria after exposing himself to women, with police responding quickly to reports from the busy seafront.
Alicante Greenlights €60M Sports and Concert Venue on Fast Track
Alicante's planned €60 million sports and concert complex has been fast-tracked by Valencian regional authorities, promising a new draw for Costa Blanca visitors.
Daylight Shooting in Barcelona Linked to Antwerp Cocaine Network
A Serbian man with alleged ties to cocaine trafficking through Antwerp was shot dead in central Barcelona — here's what travelers should know.
British Child Drowns in Pool at Malaga Holiday Villa
A four-year-old British boy has drowned in a swimming pool near Malaga while on a family holiday, prompting renewed focus on villa pool safety in Spain.
Spain News Roundup: Election Vote, Valencia Arrest, Bilbao Protests
A rejected snap election bid, an arrest in Valencia, and student protests in Bilbao lead the day's Spanish news — here's what travelers should know.
Ex-PM Zapatero Faces Corruption Cloud Over Storied Legacy
Former PM José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, a defining figure of Spain's political left, faces corruption suspicions that are reshaping his legacy.
Speak Football Like a Local: Spanish Phrases for the World Cup
A quick guide to Spanish football vocabulary helps travelers join World Cup conversations, follow matches in local bars, and connect with Spanish fans.
Taste of Japan: The 30-Year Friendship Shaping Costa del Sol Dining
The Taste of Japan concept on Spain's Costa del Sol is powered by a 30-year friendship between its founders, offering travellers authentic Japanese dining.
What the WHO Debate Means for Travelers Heading to Spain
Debates over WHO membership could reshape global health coordination. Here's what travelers and expats in Spain should know and how to stay prepared.
Underwater Pool Repairs Offer a Drain-Free Fix on the Costa Blanca
A Costa Blanca firm is repairing swimming pools underwater — no draining required — saving villa owners time, money, and thousands of litres of water.
House-Sitting in Spain: The Expat Travel Hack Gaining Ground
House-sitting is becoming a favourite hack for expats and slow travellers exploring Spain, offering free stays in exchange for pet and property care.
Barcelona's Landmark Revival Reshapes the Visitor Experience
Barcelona's landmark restorations, led by the Sagrada Familia's newly blessed cross, are reshaping the visitor experience across the Catalan capital.
Ex-PM Zapatero Testifies in Spain Corruption Probe: Traveler Impact
Former Spanish PM Zapatero testified in an influence-peddling probe and defended his integrity. Here's what the case means for travelers in Spain.
Understanding Spain's Strict Firearms Rules: A Guide for Travelers
Spain maintains some of Europe's tightest firearm rules. Here's what travelers, expats, and sport shooters should know before arriving in the country.
UK Survivor Alum Simon Dunkley Finds New Stage on the Costa del Sol
Former UK Survivor contestant Simon Dunkley has reinvented himself as musician Souled Survivor on the Costa del Sol, adding to the region's lively expat music scene.
Barcelona's Landmark Restorations Reshape the Visitor Experience
Barcelona is undergoing a wave of restoration, from the Sagrada Familia's new blessed cross to citywide heritage upgrades reshaping the visitor experience.
MG Picks Spain to Launch Its European Comeback with HS Hybrid+
MG has chosen Spain as the launch country for its European return with the new HS Hybrid+, a move that could reshape rental and driving options for visitors.
How DR Tourism Businesses Can Avoid Common Media Pitch Mistakes
Small pitching mistakes can cost Dominican Republic tourism businesses valuable press coverage — here's what journalists actually want, per Euro Weekly News.
Jeremy Clarkson Shares Cancer Diagnosis: What It Means for British Expats in Spain
Jeremy Clarkson has revealed an aggressive prostate cancer diagnosis during the Clarkson's Farm finale, prompting health conversations among British expats in Spain.
Spain Launches Mortgage Probe: What Property Buyers Should Know
Spain's competition watchdog is investigating major banks over mortgage practices, a development with real stakes for expats and property buyers.
French Artistry Meets Marbella Dining at L'Opera Royal
A French family of artists has brought a refined new dining destination to Marbella, blending fine cuisine with gallery-style atmosphere on the Costa del Sol.
Paddleboard Rescue Off Mazarrón Highlights Coastal Safety for Visitors
Two paddleboarders and their dog were rescued off Mazarrón on Spain's Costa Cálida — a reminder for travellers to check conditions before heading out.
Oliva's Don Giacomo: An Italian Escape on the Costa Blanca
Don Giacomo, a Mediterranean trattoria in Oliva on the Costa Blanca, is drawing attention for its authentic Italian cuisine in a relaxed coastal setting.
French Bistro Cooking and Rotisserie Chicken Draw Diners to Alaró
A neighbourhood restaurant in Alaró is winning fans with French home cooking and rotisserie chicken, offering travelers a rewarding detour into Mallorca's interior.
Princess Diana's Iconic Jaguar Sold: Why Spain's Collectors Are Watching
The Jaguar tied to Princess Diana's famous "revenge dress" night has been sold, sparking interest among Spain's classic car and royal memorabilia fans.
Europe's Beaches Earn Top Water Quality Marks Ahead of Summer
A new EU environment report gives top water quality marks to the vast majority of Europe's beaches — welcome news for travelers heading to Spain's coast.
Catalonia Plans Plainclothes Police in Troubled Schools
Catalonia plans to place plainclothes officers in 13 secondary schools with a history of violence, sparking pushback from teachers and parents.
Spain News Roundup: Bear on Highway, Health Funding, Alicante Arrests
A bear on a Navarre motorway, tripled funding for women's health research, and arrests over burglaries targeting foreigners in Alicante top today's Spain news.
Beloved Torre del Mar Beach Bar BereBere Demolished After 18 Years
The much-loved BereBere beach bar in Torre del Mar was demolished after 18 years, marking a bittersweet moment for Costa del Sol regulars.
Benidorm Police Halt E-Scooter Speeding at Four Times the Legal Limit
Benidorm police stopped an e-scooter clocked at four times the legal speed limit, a reminder for tourists that Spain enforces strict rules on personal mobility vehicles.
Estepona Harbour's De La Mar Wins Over the Expat Crowd
De La Mar in Estepona Harbour has earned a strong following among Costa del Sol expats for its casual atmosphere and waterfront setting.
Barcelona Shooting Victim Identified as Suspect Wanted in Belgium
Catalan police have identified the victim of a daylight shooting on Calle Balmes as a man wanted by Belgian authorities under multiple false names.
Trust in Online News Falls Sharply in Spain, New Report Reveals
A Reuters Institute report says 74% of people in Spain doubt what they read online — here's why travelers should verify sources before their trip.
Geoff Hurst Wins Back Marbella Property Deposit, Offering Hope to Foreign Buyers
Sir Geoff Hurst has recovered funds lost in a collapsed Marbella development, signalling hope for other foreign buyers stuck with failed Spanish property investments.
Spanish Doctors Extend Strikes, Warn of Indefinite Walkout from September
Spanish hospital doctors have launched a fifth week of strikes and are warning of an indefinite walkout from September. Here's what travelers need to know.
Footballer Rafa Mir Jailed Eight Years in Valencia Assault Case
La Liga footballer Rafa Mir has received an eight-year prison sentence for sexual assault at his Valencia-area villa, per Olive Press. Here's what travelers should know.
Sánchez Backs US-Iran Peace Deal but Condemns Military Strikes
Spain's PM Pedro Sánchez has welcomed a US-Iran peace deal while condemning earlier military strikes. Here's what it means for travellers in Spain.
Balcony Collapse at Murcia Hotel Pool Injures Tourist, Raising Safety Questions
A Romanian tourist was knocked unconscious after a ninth-floor balcony broke off and fell into a hotel pool in Murcia, southern Spain.
Gas Cylinder Explosion Wrecks Upper Floor of Sayalonga Restaurant
A gas cylinder blast destroyed the upper level of a busy restaurant in the Andalusian village of Sayalonga during service, prompting safety concerns for visitors.
Bank Scam Costs Alicante Customer €30,000: Warning for Visitors to Spain
A customer in Alicante lost €30,000 after trusting a fake bank alert. Here's how travelers and expats in Spain can spot and avoid the scam.
Calpe Beach Clean-Up Removes 100kg of Waste from Cala Manzanera Cove
Volunteers in Calpe cleared around 100kg of waste from Cala Manzanera during a World Oceans Day clean-up, highlighting Costa Blanca conservation efforts.
Águilas Shifts Blood Donation Drives to Neighbourhood Health Centres
Blood donation drives in Águilas have moved from Casa del Mar to the Águilas Norte and Águilas Sur health centres, bringing the service closer to residents.
Spanish Investment Flows to Poland as Economy Outpaces Germany
Poland's economy is growing four times faster than Germany's, drawing Spanish investment and strengthening travel and business links between Madrid and Warsaw.
Lemon Prices Surge Nearly 30% in Spain, Pushing Up Summer Food Bills
Lemons, oranges, and iceberg lettuce have jumped in price across Spanish supermarkets this June — here's what travelers and expats should know.
British Charity Founder in Mallorca Honoured With Empire Medal
A British charity founder in Mallorca has received the British Empire Medal for years of work supporting food banks, shelters and struggling families.
Murcia's Green Flag Race: 700 Businesses Compete for Eco Honours
Six municipalities and around 700 businesses in Spain's Murcia region are competing for the Green Flag sustainability award this summer.
CaixaBank Volunteer Drive in Murcia Reaches Thousands in Need
A CaixaBank volunteer campaign has assisted over 4,000 people across the Region of Murcia, setting a new benchmark for community outreach in southeast Spain.
Costa Blanca Bank Scam Arrest Sparks Warning for Travelers in Spain
A teenager has been arrested in Alicante for a €30,000 bank impersonation scam, prompting fresh warnings for visitors and expats on the Costa Blanca.
Stolen Lego Collection Recovered After Elche Pawn Shop Arrest
Spanish police in Elche arrested a man attempting to pawn a stolen collection of rare Lego sets — a quirky case with practical lessons for Costa Blanca visitors.
New Weekly Column Unpacks Spanish History for Curious Travellers
Olive Press launches a new weekly Spanish history column by Michael Coy, offering travellers cultural context from ancient fossils to modern cartoonists.
UK Restaurant Closures Highlight Spain's Dining Advantage
Rising costs are shuttering restaurants across Britain, according to Euro Weekly News — here's what it means for travelers comparing UK and Spanish dining.
Sevilla's Bitter Oranges Head to King Charles III in Royal Tradition
Sevilla continues its unique tradition of sending bitter oranges to the British Royal Family, offering travelers a fragrant reason to explore Andalucía.
Machete Brawl in Barcelona's Raval Leads to Four Arrests
Four arrests have been made after a machete-wielding group triggered a mass brawl at a restaurant in Barcelona's Raval district, a popular tourist area.
Buying Property in Spain: What Foreign Buyers Should Weigh Today
Thinking of buying a home in Spain? Euro Weekly News examines what today's market, taxes and rental rules mean for foreign buyers and expats.
Palm Tree Row Sparks Political Clash in Costa Blanca Town
A political clash over palm trees has erupted in the Costa Blanca town of Teulada-Moraira, with the opposition challenging the ruling PP administration.
Rural Spain's Reality Check: What Newcomers Learn After Moving In
Foreigners are flocking to Spain's smallest villages for cheap rents and slow living, but many hit the same hurdles once the initial thrill wears off.
Rincón de la Victoria Opens €1 Land Development Rights in 2026
Rincón de la Victoria on the Costa del Sol is offering buildable land rights from just €1, opening new opportunities for investors and developers in 2026.
Spain's Wordless Anthem: A Cultural Curiosity for Travelers in 2026
Spain's national anthem has no official lyrics — a cultural quirk rooted in history that travelers in 2026 will notice at events and matches.
Spain News Roundup: Strikes, Wildfires and World Cup Kickoff
From ongoing doctor strikes and a weekend of wildfires to Spain's World Cup opener against Cape Verde, here's what travellers need to know this June.
Spain's July 2026 Summer Sales: What Travelers Should Watch Out For
Spain's consumer watchdog is warning July 2026 shoppers about hidden costs and misleading discounts during the summer sales — here's what travelers should know.
Meta Outage Leaves Spain Travelers Without Facebook and Instagram Access
A global Meta outage knocked Facebook and Instagram offline across Spain, leaving travelers and residents temporarily locked out of their accounts.
OpenAI Picks Madrid for Its First Spanish Hub as ChatGPT Use Soars
OpenAI is set to open its first Spanish office in Madrid in 2026 after ChatGPT usage in the country surged by 40 percent, according to Olive Press.
Walton Family Superyacht Duo Docks in Marbella's Puerto Banús
A €300 million superyacht linked to the Walmart-owning Walton family — plus its €30 million support ship — has docked in Puerto Banús, drawing crowds to Marbella's marina.
Sevilla Forward Rafa Mir Handed 8.5-Year Prison Term in Spain Assault Case
Sevilla striker Rafa Mir has received an 8.5-year prison sentence for sexual assault, a Valencian high court announced, according to The Local Spain.
Spain's Summer Colds in 2026: How Travelers Can Avoid Getting Sick
Summer colds are common across Spain even in peak heat. Here's how travelers in 2026 can avoid catching one — and what to do if they do.
Irish Retiree's €50,000 Move to Andalucia Ends in Loss, Report Says
An Irish retiree claims €50,000 in belongings vanished en route to his Andalucia home, raising fresh concerns for expats moving to Spain in 2026.
Migraine Relief in Spain: Study Points to Three Drugs More Effective Than Ibuprofen
A new study reported by Olive Press suggests three medications outperform ibuprofen for migraine relief — useful info for travelers visiting Spain in 2026.
US Politician's Daughter Seeks Asylum in Spain, Olive Press Reports
The trans daughter of a Trump-aligned US politician has reportedly fled Texas to seek asylum in Spain, according to Olive Press — here's what it means for travellers.
Six Spectacular Spots to Take In Barcelona's Skyline in 2026
Discover six of Barcelona's best viewpoints for 2026 — from Bunkers del Carmel to Tibidabo — where clear days even reveal Mallorca on the horizon.
British Expat Crime Author on Costa Blanca Signs Major Book Deal
British crime author Gordon Brown, based part-time on Spain's Costa Blanca, has signed a major multi-book publishing deal, highlighting the region's literary appeal in 2026.
Tiny Spanish Hamlet and Real Madrid's First European Cup Revisited
From a 270-person hamlet that refused to go to war to Real Madrid's first European crown, Spain's quirky history offers travellers plenty to explore in 2026.
Historic UK Medical Case Sparks Alzheimer's Discussion Relevant to Spain Visitors
Researchers have linked rare Alzheimer's cases to a UK hormone treatment discontinued in 1985 — here's what Spain's British expat community should know.
British Parents Banned From Children After Costa del Sol Hotel Incident
A British couple received a suspended sentence and contact ban after leaving their children alone in a Costa del Sol hotel — a warning for travelling families.
Cantabria's Giant Forest: A Hidden Hiking Gem Near Cabezón de la Sal
A Cantabrian forest near Cabezón de la Sal hides some of the world's tallest trees — a quiet hiking gem perfect for travelers exploring northern Spain in 2026.
Gaudí's Hidden Masterpieces: A 2026 Traveler's Guide to Spain
Discover the lesser-known Antoni Gaudí masterpieces across Spain in 2026, offering travelers a quieter, deeper alternative to Barcelona's famous landmarks.
Spain's Hidden Coast: 10 Tranquil Beaches Worth Seeking Out in 2026
A new Olive Press ranking spotlights Spain's ten most peaceful beaches in 2026 — and how travelers can reach these quiet coastal escapes.
Mercadona Shelf Trick That Could Cut Your Spain Grocery Bill in 2026
A simple shelf-scanning habit at Mercadona could save expats and long-stay travelers in Spain real money on weekly groceries in 2026.
British Tourist in Critical Care After Spanish Resort Balcony Collapse
A British tourist is in intensive care after a ninth-floor balcony collapsed at a Spanish resort pool, prompting fresh safety concerns for 2026 holidaymakers.
Manilva Apartment Fire Sparks Overnight Evacuation on Costa del Sol
A serious overnight fire in Manilva's Las Higueras neighbourhood destroyed one apartment and forced evacuations, with no wider tourism disruption reported in 2026.
Star Chefs on Costa del Sol Embrace Casual, Traditional Spanish Cooking
Michelin-starred chefs across southern Spain are trading fine dining for rustic, traditional cuisine—offering travellers in 2026 more accessible gourmet experiences.
Portugal's Alqueva Crowned Europe's Top Stargazing Destination in 2026
Dark Sky Alqueva in Portugal has been named Europe's top stargazing destination for 2026, offering an easy cross-border trip for travelers visiting Spain.
Škoda Unveils Affordable Electric Epiq SUV for Spanish Drivers in 2026
Škoda has launched the all-new electric Epiq SUV, offering Spanish drivers a spacious yet affordable EV option, according to Euro Weekly News.
Sardinia Beach Bans Umbrellas for Most Adults: What DR Travelers Should Know in 2026
A Sardinian beach has banned umbrellas for visitors aged 10 to 65 — here's what the rule means and how DR beach regulations compare in 2026.
Torreon Tapas Bar Opens in Santa Pola, Boosting Costa Blanca Dining
Santa Pola welcomes Torreon Tapas Bar in 2026, adding a new tapas destination to the Costa Blanca town's growing dining scene for travelers and locals.
Benalmádena Cable Car Holds Night Rescue Drill with Drones in 2026
Benalmádena's cable car hosted a nighttime emergency drill with provincial firefighters and drones, reinforcing safety on one of Costa del Sol's top attractions.
Dénia Animal Rescue Appeal: Search Underway for Abandoned Puppies
An abandoned mother dog discovered in Dénia has triggered a frantic search for her missing puppies, with rescuers asking locals and visitors to help.
Pope Stranded in Spain: King Felipe Steps In to Save the Day
Pope Leo XIV was stranded in Spain after a flight mishap in 2026, prompting King Felipe VI to step in personally — a reminder for travelers to plan for delays.
Summer Childcare in Spain 2026: Options for Families and Expats
With Spanish schools closed for nearly three months, families staying in Spain in 2026 have several childcare options — from summer camps to au pairs.
British Parents Arrested in Benalmádena After Leaving Children in Hotel
British parents detained in Benalmádena after leaving three young children alone in a hotel room; the six-month-old reportedly tested positive for cocaine.
Pope Leo XIV Visits Canary Islands to Meet Migrant Survivors in 2026
Pope Leo XIV has arrived in Spain's Canary Islands to meet Atlantic crossing survivors. Here's what travelers should know during the 2026 visit.
Why British Homebuyers Are Backing Away from Spain in 2026
British buyers still top Spain's foreign property market in 2026, but their numbers are tumbling. The Local Spain explains why Brexit and beyond are reshaping the trend.
Five Subsidies Spanish Pensioners Can Claim in 2026
Pensioners in Spain can tap into five government subsidies in 2026 to help manage rising living costs, according to The Local Spain.
Spanish Ex-PM Faces Tax Probe After Office Jewellery Find
Spain's ex-PM Zapatero faces a tax fraud and smuggling probe after €1.3M in jewellery was found in his office, The Local Spain reports.
Barcelona on Alert After Three Targeted Shootings in 2026
Three close-range killings in three weeks have rattled Barcelona in 2026. Here's what travelers planning a visit need to know about safety.
Spain's Property Puzzle in 2026: Prices Up, Sales Down
Spain's property prices keep climbing in 2026 even as sales slow down. Here's what travelers, expats, and long-stay visitors need to know about the market.
Pope Leo XIV's Spain Visit Ends With Plane Delay in 2026
Pope Leo XIV's 2026 visit to Spain wrapped up with a plane delay in Rome-bound travel, after a week focused on migrant integration issues.
Fake Spain Jerseys and Pope Leo Fever Sweep the Country in 2026
Counterfeit Spain football jerseys and Pope Leo's historic 2026 tour are shaping the national mood — here's what travelers should know.
Why Spanish Homes Rarely Have Smoke Alarms — A 2026 Guide
Most Spanish homes lack smoke detectors because the law doesn't require them. Here's what travelers and expats in Spain should know in 2026.