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Bye-bye Airbnb? Barcelona sets 2028 deadline to phase out tourist flats

Barcelona has announced a landmark decision to put an end to licensed tourist apartments. Mayor Jaume Collboni revealed that the City Council will not renew any licences for short-term tourist accommodation once they expire in November 2028. This policy will impact more than 10,000 legally registered flats across the city and marks a significant departure from Barcelona’s previous approach to tourist accommodation. Mayor Collboni is expected to personally inform Airbnb President Brian Chesky of the decision during a meeting scheduled to take place in the coming weeks.
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Canary Islands strike deal with Airbnb to remove illegal holiday homes

The Canary Islands Government and Airbnb have signed an agreement to identify and remove holiday rental listings that breach regulations in the archipelago. Both parties issued a joint statement confirming that this initiative will also cover tents, campervans, yurts and boats, as they are "clearly inconsistent" with the island's regulations.
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Málaga plans to halt new tourist housing licenses for three years

The Mayor of Málaga, Francisco de la Torre, has announced a “comprehensive moratorium” that will halt the registration of new tourist accommodation across the entire city for the next three years.This move marks another step in the city council’s efforts to curb the proliferation of holiday rentals.
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Consuegra: the Spanish town famous for its windmills

Consuegra, a charming village in the province of Toledo, is famous for its impressive collection of windmills perched on Calderico Hill. It is also home to a medieval castle that dominates the landscape, providing a glimpse into the past.
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8 scenic hiking routes along the Asturian coast

The Asturian coast, renowned for its breathtaking landscapes featuring dramatic cliffs and charming beaches, offers a wide range of hiking trails suitable for all levels, each showcasing the region's unique biodiversity.From coastal paths that hug the shoreline to trails that wind through lush green
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Where to travel in March in Spain? 9 destinations you can't miss

With spring just around the corner in March, the days begin to get longer, and the arrival of warmer weather brings an opportunity to enjoy Spain’s landscapes in all their glory.Many cities celebrate major festivals during this time, such as the Fallas in Valencia, attracting thousands of visitors.
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Asian and American tourist numbers to Spain rise in 2024

In 2024, Spain saw a significant surge in tourists from Asia and the United States, contributing to a historic total of nearly 94 million international visitors. Tourists from Asia grew by 14.2%, driven by a remarkable 66.7% increase in visitors from China. The United States also set new records, with 4.2 million tourists, an 11.2% rise from the previous year.
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What are Spain's largest provinces?

Spain, a country rich in geographical and cultural diversity, is home to some of the largest provinces in Europe. There are a total of 50 provinces, each with its own landscapes, culture and customs.But do you know which are the largest provinces in Spain? Several regions stand out for their size.