'I moved to Spain but still get told off for breaking little-known rule'
Stuart, who runs the Spain Speaks YouTube channel, discussed the lesser-known rule in a recent video about ...
Spain anti-tourist protestors warn Brits how they'll disrupt their holidays this summer
Pere Joan, a spokesperson and organiser for Menys Turisme Més Vida, has explained how campaigners are planning to get their ...
UK tourists face 'unexpected shock' in Spain 'completely different' to what they're used to
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...
Spain chaos as tourism tax hike sparks businesses' fury
New beach rules are due to be imposed in Gran Canaria from March 2025, with fines up to £2,500 for breaking them. Banned ...
Spain anti-tourism mob planning to ‘occupy beaches’ AGAIN this summer… as Brits hit back over ‘do not come’ letter
SPANISH anti-tourism mobs have vowed to “occupy” beaches again this summer to make Brits stay at home. The threat comes as ...
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'It'll be grand' - Irish tourists ignore 'go home' protest amid Spain holiday rush
Irish people are still flocking to Spanish hotspots like Lanzarote and Majorca despite local protests there against perceived ...
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Is moving to Spain in 2025 still worth it? Here’s what you really need to know
Spain continues to seduce would-be expats with its sun-soaked lifestyle, sizzling cuisine and slower pace of life.
Popular vacation destination shoots down controversial tourist tax one day after it's introduced
A tourist tax proposed by a community in the Canary Islands was blocked by a judge just one day after being introduced.
‘A roller coaster in pain and pleasure’: Why this American couple say moving to Spain was like ‘leaving a bad relationship’
They quit the United States for Spain in 2022, and Laura Hamlin and her husband Allan Amer, who were based in Florida at the ...
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Rising rents and tourist lets: How can Spain's housing crisis be solved?
In Barcelona, the picture is similar, with the boom in tourist flats being a key factor. On average, young people in the EU leave their parental home at the age of 26.3 years, according to Eurostat.