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Halloween in Spain is a two‑speed affair. You have a lively night of costumes and club nights on 31st October, followed by the quiet, reflective rhythm of Todos los Santos on 1st November.

British tourists are Spain’s number one nationality by arrivals — and have held that top spot for years.

In August, the average price of second-hand homes for sale in Spain rose by 14.8% year-on-year, reaching €2,498/m² – the highest level since idealista began recording data.

The Costa del Sol continues to cement its reputation as one of Europe’s most desirable property markets. In August 2025, the average price of second-hand housing in Málaga province climbed to an all-time high of €3,842 per square metre, representing an impressive 13.8% annual increase.

Spooky October is upon us, and many people are now making plans on where to move next year. Political turmoil is on the rise worldwide, with irresponsible politicians – from both sides of the aisle – fanning the flames of social polarisation in established democracies, with some now on the brin

Exploring Málaga from above offers a perspective that reshapes how you see the city and its surroundings. From its viewpoints, you can take in sweeping views of the Mediterranean, the urban skyline, the nearby mountains and the stunning sunsets of the Costa del Sol.

Marbella is synonymous with outdoor living, beautiful weather and a cosmopolitan atmosphere that encourages you to explore the city under the sun or beneath the stars.

A €1.5 billion, multi-year expansion is set to reshape Málaga Airport—extending terminals, streamlining security and overhauling ground access—signalling a step-change for the Costa del Sol’s main gateway.What the Málaga Airport expansion includesPassenger experience upgradesTimeline and key milesto

Overtourism is biting in parts of Spain—crowded old towns, housing pressure, and cruise‑day crushes have stirred local pushback. The calmer route away from overtourism hotspots is smart place‑and‑timing.

Málaga is not only one of Europe’s trendiest cities but also a showcase for luxury real estate, as seen in this idealista listing: a magnificent flat boasting spectacular views of the Mediterranean, on the market for €2.95 million.

The Málaga municipality of Ojén, just north of Marbella, has double cause for celebration. The prestigious British publication The Times has recently ranked it among the 50 best places in the world to live in 2025, placing it at number 35. At the same time, Marbella’s courts have ruled in favour of the developer behind the luxury Palo Alto scheme, which had faced accusations of encroaching on public water domain land.

Germany remains the pace-setter on the buying side, while the US leads the rental hunt.

Living in Rincón de la Victoria means a year‑round coastal routine just east of Málaga, in a municipality of roughly 50,000 spread across various areas. It runs on a year‑round rhythm with calm winters, a long paseo for evening strolls, and simple food pleasures like espetos and pescaíto frito.

The Zeta District is set to become Málaga’s flagship urban development. This innovative 66-hectare neighbourhood, located in the Sánchez Blanca district, will feature 3,443 homes, expansive green spaces and areas designed for a modern lifestyle centred on sustainability, technology, mobility and community.

Tucked onto the Costa del Sol, about halfway between Málaga and Marbella, Fuengirola is one of those classic Spanish seaside towns that has grown from a small fishing village into a proper holiday hub.

According to a new report by idealista in August 2025, Spain's most expensive street to buy property is located in the Costa del Sol, with an average property price exceeding €12 million.

If you’ve been thinking about buying a home in Spain, you’re not alone – and if your budget is under €500,000, you’re very much in line with the majority of international buyers.According to the Kyero 2025 Annual Buyer Survey, a remarkable 89% of property seekers in Spain are looking to spend less t

Spain’s new-build housing market is undergoing a boom. A combination of high demand, limited supply and rising prices has driven some provinces to record unprecedented growth over the past decade, culminating in 2024.

Spain will host Denmark in an electrifying Davis Cup Qualifier at Marbella’s prestigious Puente Romano Tennis Club from 13–14 September 2025.

A fresh wave of airport strikes is set to affect major Spanish holiday destinations this August, impacting passengers flying with various carriers. The industrial action has been called by the UGT union, representing ground handling staff employed by the Menzies group.