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Malaga Airport will double in size with €1.5 billion upgrade

Malaga Airport will double in size with €1.5 billion upgrade

Malaga Airport is preparing for a number of changes for Costa del Sol visitors, including more UK flights and faster passport controls. A larger terminal will also be built.. Malaga Airport is set for a massive €1.5 billion expansion that will almost double the size of its main terminal and increase capacity to 36 million passengers a year. The upgrade …

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Generali’s €30 cashback campaign is now running

Generali’s €30 cashback campaign is now running

Living in a foreign country is stressful enough. Insurance should not be a stressful decision.  Generali Expatriates is a specialist in providing insurance to foreign drivers, homeowners and families in Spain. We help them find customised policies in their native language that suit the way they live. Generali Expatriates, a service designed for international clients, combines the power of a …

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Dual British passport holders in panic over new rules

New rules send dual British nationals into passport panic

The Home Office warns that dual British citizens could be refused entry into the UK if they do not have their British passports next week. A change in border controls from February 25 means they must show their UK passport or pay €634 (£589) for a ‘certificate of entitlement’ attached to their second nationality.  They will not be allowed to …

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High-speed rail shutdown has cost the Costa del Sol €109 million

High-speed rail shutdown has cost the Costa del Sol €109 million

THE Costa del Sol has lost out on over €100 million in tourist revenue as a result of the ongoing shutdown of the Madrid–According to local officials, the Malaga high-speed railway line is being built. Two high-speed trains crashed in Adamuz in Cordoba on 18 January in Spain’s worst rail accident since 80 deaths in Santiago de Compostela, in 2013. …

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Spain 2026 Overtaking Rules Explained

Spain 2026 Overtaking Rules Explained

Spain’s DGT is planning to implement new overtaking laws in 2026. These rules could change the way drivers pass vehicles both on motorways as well as conventional roads. Credit : Julian Maldonado, Shutterstock The Spanish traffic authority, the DGT (Dirección General de Tráfico), is preparing two significant changes to overtaking rules that are expected to be approved during 2026 through …

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Andalucia Metro systems reach new record of 60 million users

Andalucia's metro systems surpass 60 million users in new record

Andalucia’s metro system has exceeded 60 million passengers for the first ever in one year. The metro networks of Sevilla, Málaga and Granada, all managed by the regional government of Andalusia, reached record-breaking usage figures in 2025, reflecting a growing reliance on metropolitan rail. The three metros have never been so heavily used since they were launched in 2009 (Sevilla), …

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The new digital snooping force will sniff out illegal Airbnb listings throughout Andalucia

New digital snoop force to sniff out illegal Airbnb listings in Andalucia

THE days of rogue holiday landlords flying under the radar in Andalucia may be numbered as a new elite ‘digital snoop force’ begins operations. Authorities have warned there is ‘nowhere left to hide’ as the Junta deploys a specialised police unit dubbed the ‘Titan Group’ charged specifically with hunting down illegal tourist lets. Instead of just knocking on doors, Titan …

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Malaga train strike continues to cause travel chaos on the Costa del Sol

Travel chaos on the Costa del Sol as Malaga train strike continues

RAILWAY strikes have left Malaga commuters stranded on the Cercanias network for a third day in a row, disrupting rush hour travel. Renfe’s local commuter lines, including C-1 (Malaga–Fuengirola) and C-2 (Malaga–Alora), will be hit hardest today, with around 60 out of 130 scheduled trains operating. The remaining services are cancelled. This will leave thousands of passengers scrambling to find …

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Saudi Arabia forks out €1.3 billion for 20 new high-speed trains from Spain in some excellent news for the beleaguered sector

Saudi Arabia forks out €1.3 billion for 20 new high-speed trains from Spain in some good news for the beleaguered sector

IT has been a tough few weeks, however Spain’s beleaguered rail trade lastly has one thing to cheer about. Saudi Arabia has struck a multi-billion-euro deal to buy 20 new high-speed trains from Spanish locomotive producer Talgo, the corporate introduced on Sunday. In a press release, Talgo stated the settlement additionally covers upkeep for the trains and would add €1.33 …

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EasyJet boss slams ‘lunatic’ EU plan to hand air passengers extra cabin bags for FREE

EasyJet boss slams ‘lunatic’ EU plan to hand air passengers extra cabin bags for FREE

EasyJet’s boss has criticised EU proposals that would give passengers free additional cabin baggage. He warned the move could increase fares for travelers in Spain and throughout Europe and lead to widespread delays. The airline’s chief executive Kenton Jarvis said the plan was a ‘lunatic idea’, adding that politicians did not understand how aircraft cabins actually work. Last week the …

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