Palladium Hotel Group expects Ibiza hotel revenues to double this Easter 2025, driven by high occupancy, strong travel demand, and increased tourism. Palladium Hotel Group is gearing up for a robust 2025 tourism season, anticipating exceptional performance across its holiday properties in Spain and Italy. With Easter Week falling in mid-April this year—three weeks later than in 2024—the company...
Alicante located in the Valencian Autonomous Community has been honored as the Spanish Capital of Gastronomy for 2025. This prestigious title was officially announced in November 2024 positioning Alicante as a premier destination for culinary tourism throughout the year. Inaugural Showcase at ITB Berlin To mark the commencement of its gastronomic capital status, Alicante made a...
Home » Latest Travel News of Spain » Storm Jara Causes Major Travel Chaos in Malaga, Spain as Floods, Landslides, and Flight Cancellation Impact Tourism in Andalusia Monday, March 10, 2025The Spanish province of Malaga is facing severe weather chaos as Storm Jara brings torrential rain, floods, and landslides, leading to major disruptions for travellers and residents alike. The Spanish State...
Europe Edition 2025 brings all-inclusive luxury voyages to Spain, Turkey, Portugal, and Italy with Regent Seven Seas offering up to 40 percent savings. Regent Seven Seas Cruises, renowned for its ultra-luxurious and all-inclusive voyages, has launched The Europe Edition 2025, offering exclusive savings of up to 40% on select itineraries. Discerning travelers can embark on an unparalleled journey of...
See Yoga Retreats in the Canary Islands is revolutionizing the yoga vacation experience. Nestled along the vibrant Las Canteras beach in Gran Canaria, this retreat offers unparalleled flexibility, allowing guests to decide their arrival times, duration of stay, and the activities they participate in. This approach sets See Yoga Retreats apart from conventional yoga getaways, which typically operate...
British tourists planning to drive in Spain should be aware of new road markings introduced by the Spanish Directorate General of Traffic (DGT) to enhance road safety. A continuous red line has been implemented on certain roads to reinforce no-overtaking zones in particularly hazardous areas. Purpose of the Red Line The continuous red line serves as a visual reinforcement of existing...
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