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Susanna Griso Marries Luis Enríquez in Discreet Costa Brava Ceremony
Susanna Griso and Luis Enríquez held a civil wedding at a luxury hotel in S'Agaró, Girona. The event gathered 200 guests, including media figures, and featured a relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere. No magazine exclusives were allowed.
Six-Year-Old Drowns in Calella Hotel Pool Amid Rising Summer Toll
A six-year-old boy drowned in a Calella hotel pool on Sunday. Emergency teams and police responded, but the child could not be saved. This marks the seventh pool-related death in Catalonia this summer.
Antonela Roccuzzo Shares Her Routine Ahead of Messi’s World Cup Final
As Lionel Messi trains for the World Cup final against Spain, Antonela Roccuzzo spends a day relaxing in Miami. Her routine includes reading, poolside moments, and family time before traveling to support Messi.
Airstream Unveils 5.2-Meter Caravan with Full Kitchen and Double Bed
Airstream introduces the World Traveler 17RB, a lightweight 5.2-meter caravan designed for couples and solo adventurers. With clever space-saving features and a Scandinavian-inspired interior, it redefines what’s possible in a compact trailer.
New DGT Rules Clarify Where Campervans Can Park and Sleep in Spain
Spain’s DGT has introduced clear rules for campervan parking and overnight stays, plus a new S-128 sign for wastewater disposal. The changes aim to end confusion and reduce fines for travelers this summer.
Málaga Imposes Three-Year Ban on New Hotels in Residential Areas
Málaga has approved a three-year halt on new hotels and tourist apartment blocks in residential zones. The move, set to start next week, has sparked criticism from opposition parties demanding lasting solutions.
Rafael Nadal Expands Business Focus with New International Partnerships
Rafael Nadal is shifting his focus from tennis to business, driving the global expansion of Rafa Nadal Academy and the ZEL hotel chain. Strategic partnerships and family involvement are shaping his new legacy beyond sports.
Ferran Adrià Urges Hotels to Prioritize Spanish Products at Breakfast
Ferran Adrià has called out luxury hotels in Spain for relying on imported foods at breakfast. The chef argues that Spanish products deserve more space on hotel menus. His remarks highlight a broader debate on national gastronomy.
Madrid’s Luxury Hub Replaces Failed Food Hall with €21.5M Elite Spa
Galería Canalejas in central Madrid will transform its empty Food Hall into a high-end spa. The €21.5 million project aims to attract wealthy clients after the previous gastronomic venture collapsed.
Total Solar Eclipse to Cross Spain: Key Locations and Experiences
On August 12, Spain will witness a rare total solar eclipse. The path of totality will cross major cities and rural areas. Special events are planned in hotels, wineries and scenic towns.
Bilbao BBK Live Marks 20 Years as a Key Cultural Force
Bilbao BBK Live celebrates two decades, now drawing 115,000 visitors and €23.6 million in economic impact. The festival’s evolution highlights its deep ties to the city and new focus on sustainability.
Amazon Offers Foldable Prefab Home with Kitchen and Bath for Under €8,000
A new foldable modular home sold on Amazon promises a fully equipped living space—including bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom—for less than €8,000. Designed for quick installation and flexible use, it appeals to buyers seeking guest houses, offices, or compact holiday retreats.
Alannia Costa Blanca: Spain’s Family Resort with Pools, Slides and Nature
Alannia Costa Blanca in Crevillente stands out as one of Spain’s largest and most family-focused camping resorts. With tropical pools, themed slides, and direct access to nature, it’s become a top choice for families seeking a complete holiday experience in Alicante.
ODEON Turizm tops Turkish travel export rankings for fourth year
ODEON Turizm has again led Turkey’s travel service exports, serving 1.6 million tourists and reaching $1.6 billion in export value. The company received its latest award at a ceremony attended by the country’s top officials.
Corendon Expands to Caribbean Cruises After Double Export Award
Corendon Group has launched regular Caribbean cruise routes, expanding its tourism portfolio. The company also received a double export champion award in Turkey, highlighting its rapid international growth.
Elsa Pataky Names Madrid’s Essential Spots Amid City’s Rapid Transformation
Elsa Pataky marks a decade abroad by spotlighting Madrid’s evolving character. The actress reveals which city rituals and places remain irreplaceable, and how Madrid’s new energy shapes her visits.
Fatal Stabbing in Emergency Shelter Hotel Near Lyon After Neighbor Dispute
A man was fatally stabbed during a conflict at a Saint-Priest hotel near Lyon. Both men were staying there as part of an emergency shelter program. Police have detained the suspect and launched an investigation.
Why More Seniors Are Choosing Budapest Over Paris or Rome
Budapest is quietly becoming a top destination for travelers over 70. With its accessible public transport, famous thermal baths and relaxed pace, the city offers a practical alternative to Europe's more crowded capitals.
ITV Inspections Every Six Months for Camper Vans Over 10 Years Old
Spain’s DGT has set stricter ITV inspection intervals for older camper vans and motorhomes. Vehicles over 10 years now face more frequent checks. The update also clarifies parking and service area rules.
Massive Fire at Dominican Republic Resort Leaves One Dead and 1,700 Evacuated
A deadly fire swept through a luxury hotel in Bayahibe, forcing 1,700 tourists to evacuate. One Italian woman died during the incident. Authorities are investigating the cause as emergency teams respond.
Andalusian Court Faces Pressure to Annul Algarrobico Hotel License
The fate of the Algarrobico hotel now depends on the Andalusian courts. The regional government and Greenpeace demand the annulment of its building license after a local council vote was postponed.
Spanish chain cuts ties with facilities linked to military holding Gaesa
Meliá Leaves 15 Hotels in Cuba Amid US Pressure. Meliá Hotels International has announced the immediate termination of management for 15 hotels in Cuba. The decision is linked to US sanctions against properties controlled by the military holding company Gaesa. The company will continue operating only those hotels not affected by the restrictions.
Why Camping Los Batanes Is the Top Choice for Holidays in Lagunas de Ruidera Natural Park
Camping Among Lagoons and Greenery: How Los Batanes Operates in the Heart of La Mancha. Camping Los Batanes offers the chance to stay right in the Lagunas de Ruidera Natural Park, surrounded by water and trees. Spacious plots, bungalows, and facilities cater to families and active holidaymakers. In spring, the site is especially popular with those seeking peace and nature.
A secret address for celebrities and billionaires — in a tiny Asturian village
Five Stars in the Mountains: How Puebloastur Became the Most Luxurious Hotel in Northern Spain. In the village of Cofio, home to fewer than a hundred residents, stands the only 'five-star grand luxe' hotel in northern Spain. Puebloastur attracts guests from dozens of countries while preserving an atmosphere of seclusion and exclusivity.
PortAventura World and Hard Rock International launch new project in Tarragona
Hard Rock Café to Open in a European Theme Park for the First Time. In 2026, PortAventura World will welcome the first Hard Rock Café in Europe located inside a theme park. The venue will be open not only to park and hotel guests but also to the general public, expanding leisure and dining options in the region.
Marta López and Alejandro Huerta set off for their honeymoon in the Maldives 10 months later
Marta López and Her Husband Embark on Long-Awaited Honeymoon After 10 Months. Marta López and Alejandro Huerta have finally set off on their honeymoon. The couple chose the Maldives after a prolonged delay and the unexpected cancellation of their first attempt. Their vacation is now a topic of discussion in social circles.
Dulceida and Alba Paul to hold a second wedding on the Costa Brava in September 2026
Dulceida and Alba Paul choose Costa Brava for second wedding date announced. Ten years after their first wedding, Dulceida and Alba Paul are preparing for a new ceremony at a place especially meaningful to them. The couple has already decided on the date and location, opting for a spot closely linked to their personal story and habits. Details of the event's organization and changes in the guest list reveal some unexpected aspects.
Marbella FC Foundation secures 75-year stadium land lease — deal details
Marbella Allocates Land for 10,000-Seat Stadium on 75-Year Lease. Marbella authorities have approved a 10,000-seat stadium project. Construction cost is €115 million. The new complex will be built on the site of the demolished stadium and will transform the city center.
Madrid welcomes the Pope and Bad Bunny all in one weekend
Madrid braces for record crowds as Pope and Bad Bunny to draw millions and euros. This June, Madrid faces a unique coincidence: the Pope’s visit and a series of Bad Bunny concerts. The city expects an unprecedented influx of visitors, leading to higher prices and pressure on infrastructure. Experts predict both an economic boost and challenges for residents.
Booking cyberattack how criminals accessed customer data
Booking Confirms Customer Data Breach After Cyberattack What Users Should Do. A cyberattack on Booking has led to a leak of customer personal data. The company has changed booking PIN codes and warned about an increased risk of fraud. Users are advised to be especially cautious with suspicious messages.
Inside the largest drug network connecting Ceuta and Morocco
Owner of Drug Tunnels in Ceuta Secret Routes Millions and Madrid Connections. A drug courier network with unique tunnels has been uncovered in Ceuta. The case involves businessmen, former law enforcement, and international connections. The investigation could change the way Spain combats drug trafficking.
Unforeseen incident disrupts dining at a hotel restaurant in Benidorm
Seven Injured After Ceiling Collapse at Poseidón Hotel in Benidorm. Part of the ceiling at the Poseidón Hotel in Benidorm collapsed onto guests. Seven people were injured, including a child and an elderly man. Authorities are investigating the cause of the incident and assessing risks for tourists.
Tourists flock to Barcelona and the coast for Easter
Catalan beaches packed with tourists as hotels report record occupancy. Catalonia sees a tourism surge thanks to warm weather. Hotels in Barcelona and along the coast are nearly fully booked. Gradual return of visitors to the city is expected.
Payout of €670,500 Hispanotels SOCIMI reports increased Fontcuberta family income
Fontcuberta family tightens hold on Spanish hotels after record dividends. The aristocratic Fontcuberta family manages a network of hotels and commercial real estate. Their business model combines conservative finances and long-term contracts. The family's influence extends into Spain's cultural and social circles.
Spain’s Most Expensive Hotels Where a Night Costs Over €7,000
Mandarin Oriental Ritz Madrid How Much Is a Night in the Most Prestigious Suite. In the heart of Madrid stands a hotel where the main two-room suite costs over €7,300 per night. Discover which other hotels in Spain are among the most expensive and what draws wealthy guests to them
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