The cost of a place to stay in Spain's popular beach resorts rose 7.3% this summer season to an average of 195 euros (£164) a night, from 182 euros (£154) previously

The U.S. State Department is warning travelers to exercise more caution when traveling to Europe amid a renewed wave of anti-tourism protests.

A new three-year law introduced in Malaga has been dubbed a ‘tourist ban’ by some. The term is misleading – the law doesn’t ban tourists from anywhere. Instead, it prevents the registration of any new holiday rentals across 43 districts in the area.

Airbnb has responded after thousands of angry Majorcans marched through Palma on Sunday in a noisy protest that told tourists to 'go home'

UK tourists are being warned over soaring prices and the rising cost of holidaying in the European Union holiday hotspot.

Unions have warned of a lack of medical staff in tourist hotspots. It comes after health authorities failed to implement contingency plans to cope with the arrival of millions of tourists just when doctors and nurses take their summer holidays,

Amid escalating anti-tourist sentiment, it appears droves of British holidaymakers are ditching Spain for a stunning rival destination that reaches a whopping 38C in the summer months

Members of the public who organise ‘unauthorised gatherings’ can be fined up to €750 for playing music too loudly. Areas such as Valencia may also impose fines between €1,501 and €3,000 for setting up tents and shelters without authorisation.

FUMING Spanish locals yesterday surrounded a hotel and targeted tourists with water guns as mass protests unfolded across the country. Campaigners were heard yelling out “tourism is

Spain risks driving droves of tourists away as it becomes less and less budget friendly with hotel prices jumping by nearly 50% since 2019. Demand for Spanish holidays is stronger than ever with the Mediterranean country being a top destination for both relaxing beach holidays and city breaks.