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THREE of Spain's islands have made it into the top five in Europe according to a leading travel search engine, and another two are hot on their heels, based upon criteria ranging from weather to availability of...
IF YOU had to choose your favourite island for a holiday or short break, which would it be? This was the question asked in every country and several autonomous regions on the continent of Europe – and, as we would...
THE BALEARIC Islands have been taken off the UK's 'amber list' and moved onto 'green', meaning anyone travelling between the region and Britain will not have to quarantine for 10 days in the latter.
ALMOST anyone not heading for Spain this summer would be a lot happier if they were in it, and the town in question is probably academic – and although those who already live here year-round are entitled to be...
SOME restrictions are expected to continue in place even after Spain's 'State of Alarm' ends on Sunday, May 9, but in most cases, those limiting freedom of movement and trade will be considerably relaxed or...
A 'QUALITY of life' survey among residents in Spain's biggest cities shows attitudes have changed since the start of the pandemic, according to national consumer organisation OCU, which conducted the...
NEWS that the 'State of Alarm' in Spain will not be renewed after it ends on May 9 has caused holiday bookings to soar, especially on the islands.
BRITS are desperate to get to Spain after a whole year of being unable to take their sunshine summer breaks – and with the vaccine roll-out in the UK making progress, bookings have started to soar, according to...
LATE legendary motorcycle champion Ángel Nieto will have a hotel named after him on his home island, Ibiza – the first in the region to be opened by a national chain.
BALEARIC-BASED carrier Air Europa has slashed its prices for the next 10 days for flights scheduled between now and June 17 next year.
ANYONE who is reluctant to take a holiday this year because of the virus – or cannot afford to – might want to think about going on a 'daycation' instead.
A 'TOURISM corridor' or a dry-run of the summer holiday season will start on Monday to give the industry, the public and visitors a chance to 'practise' the new procedures set to be in place until Spain...