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Connected to Spain, Salou is covered as a Spanish city where local decisions, weather, transport, housing, tourism and public safety affect everyday routines.

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British tourist drowns after drunken dare on Cambrils ferry

A British tourist drowned after jumping from a ferry near Cambrils during a drunken challenge with his brother. The incident comes amid a spike in beach fatalities across Catalonia this summer. Emergency services responded but could not save the man.

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Mercadona Cuts Summer Hours: 320 Stores to Close Earlier from Monday

Mercadona will revert to its standard schedule in 320 supermarkets, mainly in tourist hotspots, ending the extended summer hours and Sunday openings. The change, effective August 31, means stores will now close at 21:30 instead of 22:00.

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Tarragona Mayors Criticize Lack of Storm Alerts Amid Severe Hail and Flooding

A sudden hailstorm in Tarragona left dozens injured and caused major disruptions. Local mayors say they were not warned in time. Civil Protection defends its alert policy, citing forecast thresholds.

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Civil Protection Keeps Inuncat Alert as Torrential Rains Threaten Tarragona

Civil Protection maintains the Inuncat alert for Tarragona and Terres del Ebre. Intense storms and possible flooding are expected overnight. Authorities urge residents to avoid flood-prone areas and heed safety advice.

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PortAventura to End FiestAventura After 27 Seasons

FiestAventura, the signature nighttime show at PortAventura’s Mediterrània lake, will take its final bow on September 5, 2026. The park is preparing a new evening event for 2027, marking a major shift in its entertainment lineup after nearly three decades.

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How will the new measures affect nightlife, the holiday experience and relations between visitors and locals

Why Tropical Salou Became a Costa Dorada Nightlife Sensation. A club in Salou featuring Japanese-Mediterranean cuisine and five themed halls made it into a global ranking. Its unique concept has sparked interest among tourists and experts alike. Local authorities are now discussing the economic and social impact on the region.

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