Tourist taxes in Spain are more than just a small fee on your hotel bill — they’re reshaping how destinations handle tourism. But where does the money really go, and what changes can you expect in 2025? Here’s what every traveller should know.

Alicante’s house prices have soared to record levels, signalling a competitive market for buyers. Discover key insights on current trends, what’s driving prices up, and essential tips to navigate the market successfully if you’re considering purchasing property in this vibrant Spanish city.

Turmalina Mansion, a €24.5 million estate in Mallorca’s prestigious enclave, sits between Puig d'Alaró and Puig d'Alcadena. Just 20 minutes from Palma, it offers unmatched Mediterranean luxury, privacy, and stunning architecture, perfectly blending nature with sophisticated living. Let's take a look around. 

Tourist rentals and seasonal lets in Spain have distinct rules and benefits. Learn how they differ in terms of duration, legal requirements, and tax implications—essential knowledge for property owners and renters to navigate Spain’s complex rental market confidently and avoid costly mistakes.

Just 90 minutes from Barcelona, a stunning cove embraced by colourful seaside houses has captured National Geographic’s attention. With crystal-clear waters, timeless fishing traditions, and untouched natural beauty, this hidden gem offers a tranquil escape from busy beaches. Curious why it enchants visitors? Find out here. 

Málaga is more than a gateway to the Costa del Sol—it’s rich in Roman and Moorish history and the birthplace of Picasso. This vibrant city uniquely blends Andalusian tradition with cosmopolitan flair, showcased most vividly during its lively annual Feria de Málaga.

Foreign buyers are rapidly entering Italy’s property market, with sales in major cities doubling in early 2025. Now accounting for nearly 20% of transactions, this rise highlights Italy’s appeal—offering exceptional quality of life, rich cultural heritage, and a lifestyle focused on wellbeing.

Liguria’s coastline offers diverse beaches—from sandy shores to hidden pebble coves—perfect for families and relaxation. Discover the best spots to swim and charming villages blending history and nature, whether exploring the Riviera di Levante or Riviera di Ponente.

Madeira, an Atlantic island near Africa, is famed as the ‘island of eternal spring’ for its mild year-round climate. Its dramatic volcanic peaks, lush valleys, and rugged coastline invite visitors to explore scenic hikes along historic levadas rather than sandy beaches.