News & Updates
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Danish EV Firm Scraps All Managers — What It Means for Spain's Remote Workers
A Danish EV company has scrapped all management roles, igniting debate among Spain's digital nomads and expat professionals about the future of flat workplaces.
Valencia Stabbing: Father Turns Himself In After Killing Therapist
A father has handed himself in to Valencia police after allegedly killing his son's speech therapist, claiming abuse. Here's what travelers should know.
Gas Blast at Restaurant Near Málaga Injures Eight, Including Children
A gas explosion at a restaurant in the village of Sayalonga near Málaga has injured eight people, including two children, as diners were sitting down to eat.
Body Found in Freezer at Castellón Apartment, Police Confirm
Spanish police discovered a man's body in a freezer at a Castellón apartment, with the suspect reportedly taking an overdose, according to Olive Press.
Fake World Cup Shirts Worth €2 Million Seized Before Reaching Spanish Tourist Hubs
Spanish police have intercepted 16 tonnes of fake World Cup football shirts worth €2 million, headed for tourist areas in Malaga, Madrid and Barcelona.
Ex-PM Zapatero Faces Madrid Corruption Hearing: What Travelers Should Know
Former Spanish PM José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero is being questioned in Madrid over a €53M airline bailout probe. Here's what visitors to Spain should expect.
Benidorm Police Chase E-Scooter Speeding at Over 100 km/h Through Town
Police in Benidorm chased down an electric scooter racing through the town centre at over 100 km/h, highlighting Spain's crackdown on illegal e-scooter use.
Javier Bardem Honoured at Hollywood's Chinese Theatre
Javier Bardem has left his handprints and footprints outside Hollywood's Chinese Theatre — a milestone that shines a light on Spain's rich cinema scene for travellers.
Arrest on Cadiz's Playa de la Victoria After Beach Harassment Incident
A man was arrested on Cadiz's Playa de la Victoria after exposing himself to women, with police responding quickly to reports from the busy seafront.
Alicante Greenlights €60M Sports and Concert Venue on Fast Track
Alicante's planned €60 million sports and concert complex has been fast-tracked by Valencian regional authorities, promising a new draw for Costa Blanca visitors.
Daylight Shooting in Barcelona Linked to Antwerp Cocaine Network
A Serbian man with alleged ties to cocaine trafficking through Antwerp was shot dead in central Barcelona — here's what travelers should know.
British Child Drowns in Pool at Malaga Holiday Villa
A four-year-old British boy has drowned in a swimming pool near Malaga while on a family holiday, prompting renewed focus on villa pool safety in Spain.
Spain News Roundup: Election Vote, Valencia Arrest, Bilbao Protests
A rejected snap election bid, an arrest in Valencia, and student protests in Bilbao lead the day's Spanish news — here's what travelers should know.
Ex-PM Zapatero Faces Corruption Cloud Over Storied Legacy
Former PM José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, a defining figure of Spain's political left, faces corruption suspicions that are reshaping his legacy.
Speak Football Like a Local: Spanish Phrases for the World Cup
A quick guide to Spanish football vocabulary helps travelers join World Cup conversations, follow matches in local bars, and connect with Spanish fans.
Taste of Japan: The 30-Year Friendship Shaping Costa del Sol Dining
The Taste of Japan concept on Spain's Costa del Sol is powered by a 30-year friendship between its founders, offering travellers authentic Japanese dining.
What the WHO Debate Means for Travelers Heading to Spain
Debates over WHO membership could reshape global health coordination. Here's what travelers and expats in Spain should know and how to stay prepared.
Underwater Pool Repairs Offer a Drain-Free Fix on the Costa Blanca
A Costa Blanca firm is repairing swimming pools underwater — no draining required — saving villa owners time, money, and thousands of litres of water.
House-Sitting in Spain: The Expat Travel Hack Gaining Ground
House-sitting is becoming a favourite hack for expats and slow travellers exploring Spain, offering free stays in exchange for pet and property care.
Barcelona's Landmark Revival Reshapes the Visitor Experience
Barcelona's landmark restorations, led by the Sagrada Familia's newly blessed cross, are reshaping the visitor experience across the Catalan capital.
Ex-PM Zapatero Testifies in Spain Corruption Probe: Traveler Impact
Former Spanish PM Zapatero testified in an influence-peddling probe and defended his integrity. Here's what the case means for travelers in Spain.
Understanding Spain's Strict Firearms Rules: A Guide for Travelers
Spain maintains some of Europe's tightest firearm rules. Here's what travelers, expats, and sport shooters should know before arriving in the country.