Tourism in Spain

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.

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.

The region of Navarra is renowned for its lush, mountainous landscapes, particularly in the northern areas.

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

One of Spain's most iconic monuments is the renowned Sagrada Familia, a symbol of Barcelona and Catalan modernism.

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.

Everyone knows that the Cantabrian Coast boasts hundreds of beaches and unique coastal landscapes.

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.

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.

The Alhambra in Granada is undoubtedly one of Spain’s most iconic landmarks.

Recent headlines have sparked confusion regarding Spain's stance on tourism, with some suggesting a "tourist ban." However, these claims are somewhat misleading.

February is an ideal time to explore Spain's charming corners.

The world is full of fascinating places to discover, and every year new trends emerge in search of new destinations.

As of 2nd December 2024, the Spanish government has introduced new regulations requiring hotels to collect extensive personal data from tourists, including family details, bank card information, and addresses, which must then be provided to security services.

Spain attracts millions of tourists annually, drawn by its rich history, vibrant culture and diverse landscapes. From the sun-kissed beaches of the Mediterranean to the rugged peaks of the Pyrenees, every region offers a unique experience.

In the heart of Seville, the central Plaza de la Encarnación is home to one of Spain's most distinctive modern structures: the Setas de Sevilla - which translates as "Seville's mushrooms".

Spain, renowned for its vibrant culture and diverse landscapes, is also one of the world's top wine producers. With over 70 designated wine regions, known as Denominaciones de Origen (DOs), it can be a challenge to determine which is the best.

The Royal Palace of Madrid is a gem in the Spanish capital and the largest palace in Western Europe, twice the size of iconic landmarks like Buckingham Palace and the Palace of Versailles.Although the Spanish Royal Family does not reside here, it remains the official residence of the King of Spain a

The Málaga City Council’s governing team has promoted an amendment to the General Plan (PGOU) to restrict or limit new tourist accommodation in certain neighbourhoods of the city through an urban zoning plan. Specifically, from the amendment’s entry into force, there will be 43 neighbourhoods where

Fifty-five per cent of short-term rental owners in Spain support regulations that benefit residents and hosts, while 8% suggest the need for stricter rules to combat the negative effects of gentrification, and the remaining 20% have not formed an opinion, according to Holidu. In the survey, 74% of

Restrictions on tourist flat rentals and concerns over squatting or rent defaults could result in hundreds or thousands of tourist flats being put up for sale, according to real estate firm K&N Elite. The new regulations aim to curb the expansion of Tourism Use Housing (VUT) and reduce its nega

November is the perfect time to explore Spain without the summer crowds. Cooler temperatures and autumn landscapes make it ideal for unique experiences. From the mild southern cities to charming villages and rural areas, November remains a great month to visit.

Puerto de la Cruz, situated in the north of Tenerife, is one of the most enchanting tourist destinations on the island and across the Canary Islands.This picturesque haven offers a distinctive blend of history, culture and natural beauty, making it the perfect place to explore during your holiday.

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria is a city that has it all – history, culture, nature and gastronomy.

The City of Arts and Sciences, a remarkable architectural and cultural complex designed by Valencian architect Santiago Calatrava, is one of Valencia's most iconic landmarks. Its futuristic structures and a range of cultural and educational activities symbolise innovation and modernity.