| | Spain’s least visited coastal region drew just over 2 million tourists in 2025. Atlantic beaches, medieval towns and seafood sit near the Picos de Europa, far from Mediterranean crowds. | | Keep reading |
| | Ryanair has warned of passport queue disruption at Spanish airports this summer. The airline says checks for non-EU travellers may cause longer waits, affecting peak departures and arrivals. | | Keep reading |
| | | | Spain’s youngest World Cup player lives in a large villa in Barcelona once owned by Shakira. Designed by Mireia Admetller, it spans five levels and includes indoor and outdoor pools, a recording studio and a private football pitch. | | Keep reading |
| | Barcelona increases its tourist tax in 2026, adding new city levies for overnight stays. Changes across Spain include higher nightly charges for hotels and rentals, with funds directed towards local services. | | Keep reading |
| | | | Spain plans to lift VAT on tourist rentals to 21% under new measures. The change would affect short-term lets across popular destinations, with implications for owners and holiday costs. | | Keep reading |
| | Buying a second home in Spain means paying specific property taxes and understanding how the purchase is taxed. Find out how second properties are treated and what buyers should factor in before committing. | | Keep reading |
| | | Italy | | Italy’s top places to live in 2026 range from northern cities to southern coastal towns. The list weighs job markets, services and lifestyle factors, highlighting spots that attract international residents. | | Keep reading |
| | | Italy | Several Sicilian villages are selling homes for €1 again in 2026. Buyers must commit to renovation within set deadlines, with opportunities spread across small inland communities. | | Keep reading |
| | | | | Portugal | | Portugal’s Alentejo region stretches across nearly a third of the country south of Lisbon. The area combines vineyards, cork forests and Atlantic beaches, with historic towns such as Évora anchoring the landscape. | | Keep reading |
| | | Portugal | International demand is strong in most major cities, though Portuguese renters still account for the bulk of interest. It highlights where long-term supply feels tightest and which nationalities are most active. | | Keep reading |
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