The city has a dark underbelly that belies its affluent and stylish central districts, frequented by tourists.

Overcrowded city centers and housing shortages that displace locals are among the many reasons why Spanish residents are protesting the influx of tourists.

Spain beach laws are catching tourists off guard. From ID checks to drinking bans, here’s what you need to know before your ...

Coordinated anti-tourism demonstrations, which recently have taken the form of crowds of locals spraying tourists with water ...

Majorcan authorities are planning to remove 1,700 sunbeds from tourist-favourite beaches after pressure from local protestors ...

Now in its 21st year of the festival, Cáceres Irish Fleadh has grown into a unique international celebration of Irish culture ...

On Sunday, activists in Barcelona, Lisbon and other hot spots plan to take to the streets to voice their concerns about ...

A protest network has confirmed that 60 of its groups intend to take part in a mass demonstration this month across the likes ...

A census is being carried out. Is 600 a realistic figure? There are now a number of settlements in various parts of the city.

Sleeping overnight on the beach: Fines range from €40 to €1,500, especially in Valencia. Reserving beach spots with towels or ...

Ryanair launches Mallorca–Pardubice flights with a free cabin bag offer as part of its Summer 2025 expansion. Route runs ...

A new food and drink rule in Spain means UK tourists risk fines of HUNDREDS of pounds. £630 fines - or 750 euros - are being ...