Tourism in Spain

With Spain beginning on the road to recovery after the COVID-19 crisis with its reopening plan, additional measures have been introduced for those entering Spain from abroad.

The COVID-19 crisis has taken its toll on the Spanish holiday home market, along with so many other economic implications.

While hundreds of resorts and hotels remain empty on the southern Spanish coast during the coronavirus lockdown, tourist boards and local councils in the area are working on plans to reassure the industry that visitors will be back amidst economic uncertainty and to give visitors peace of mind that

Italy and Spain are, together with the USA, the countries most affected by the coronavirus pandemic both in terms of infections and deaths from COVID-19.

Hoteliers in Spain are facing up to the reality of the "de-escalation" plan proposed by the government in a bid to return to normal after the coronavirus pandemic.

Madrid's main square, Puerta del Sol, will be entirely pedestrianised from the year 2021, as confirmed by the mayor of the capital, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, accompanied by the deputy mayor, Begoña Villacís; MP, Paloma García Romero and the local council chairman, José Fernández. The "A

Asturias, Menorca and the Aran Valley have made it onto the prestigious list that the New York Times draws up each year with the best 52 places to visit.

The Spanish autonomous community, Andalusia, appears in this recent ranking complied by Bloomberg and shares this privilege with countries like Montenegro or Bolivia, with cities such as Cairo or states like Alaska.

Semana Santa Seville 2020When: 5th -12th April 2020Where: Seville, SpainWebsite: semana-santa.orgOf all the Holy Week celebrations in Spain, Seville’s Easter week is a religious spectacle like no other and this year, Semana Santa, Spain’s Easter celebrations, are from the 5th to 12th 

Football is a serious business in Spain with La Liga being one of the biggest football leagues in the world. If you’re going to Spain in 2019, here are the best soccer stadiums you absolutely must visit, from a tour of Real Madrid’s home ground to FC Barcelona’s arena and everything in between. 1.

When you see this town for the first time, approaching on the winding Aragonese roads through dense countryside and steep cliffs, you’ll immediately wonder why you never visited it before.

Spain is much more than just tapas and flamenco. Its cuisine, climate and culture have made the country one of the world's top tourist destinations and the one in Europe where tourists spend the most money.