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Despite the uncertainty surrounding Brexit and its implications for Brits living abroad, estate agents, real estate developers and property portals are all reporting strong interest in the Spanish property market, with...
The January sales, probably those most anticipated by shoppers, have already begun in some chain stores, with discounts of up to 40% being offered on selected products. Other stores, however, are sticking to Spain's...
Agriculture, logistics and the manufacturing industry are the sectors most likely to create employment in Spain in 2021, according to a report by human resource consulting firm Randstad. In their November report, these...
2021 will start as 2020 ended: with the cornavirus pandemic dominating the news. The COVID-19 crisis will carry on having a knock-on effect on the economy over the coming year. There will be good news and bad, so...
After the cancellation of Seville's Feria de Abril announced by the city's mayor a week ago, it was only a question of time before the famous Holy Week processions were also cancelled because of the coronavirus...
"Sadly, for both the economic and sentimental impact it will have on so many families in Seville, there will be no Feria de Abril again in 2021".
The effects of the coronavirus pandemic have reached as far as our Christmas food shopping trolley, but for once, the news is good. With just days to go before Spaniards celebrate Christmas Eve with their traditional...
The minimum wage in Spain has once again become the focus of fierce debate within the coalition PSOE / Unidas Podemos government, with calls on one side to raise it again in 2021 being met by pleas on the other side to...
NOW that the European Union's budget has been approved, Spain is set to get €140 billion – of which €27bn has already been taken into account in the country's spending for 2021.
ONE of the planet's largest tourism industry trade fairs has already set its dates for 2021, but not in the usual month – instead of being held around the third week in January, FITUR will take place in May.
WITH tomorrow (Tuesday, December 8) being a national public holiday, expect everywhere except petrol stations and the designated 24-hour pharmacy in your town to be closed – although many bars and restaurants continue...
SPAIN'S ministry of work is 'loosely' considering cutting the working week to four days over 32 hours rather than the standard 40 hours over five days – and opinions are divided over whether it would work.