Faced with a summer surge of tourists overwhelming the public health system, doctors on Spain's Balearic Islands are calling for holidaymakers to pay to have access to emergency medical services in state-run health centres.
Those travelling with disabilities can find it very difficult, but thankfully there are several destinations in Spain which aim to make it easier with accessible transportation, museums and city streets.
Since Brexit, many UK phone providers have ended their offers of free data roaming in the EU, although some still offer it. So if you're planning a trip to Spain, here's the latest list.
Spain has been seeing a big growth in tourists from the United States over the last few years, but what is the typical profile of the American holidaymaker in Spain and where are the most popular destinations for them?
If you're travelling to one of these Spanish cities or regions this year, your trip is likely to get slightly more expensive with the addition of new tourist taxes.
Spain's hotel sector has criticised the EU's plans to hike the ETIAS visa waiver fee from €7 to €20 for British, American and other third-country visitors, arguing that it lacks any "clear technical justification".
In countries such as the UK, Australia or the US, it’s mostly legal for men to go shirtless around city streets or for women to walk around in their bikini tops, but can the same be said for Spain? It depends.
The Finance Minister of the Canaries has dampened hopes of the islands imposing a total prohibition on foreign property ownership by saying it's "not authorised" by EU law, while stressing that some justified limitations could be negotiated.
Airbnb has taken down 65,000 listings as promised just as the Spanish government flagged a further 55,000 tourist lets which have not been properly registered, meaning thousands more could soon be deleted from the platform.
Valencia, a Spanish city famed for its loud Fallas celebrations and buzzing bar scene, is testing whether smart terraces with sound monitors will help to keep the noise down and allow neighbours to get a good night's sleep.
Being disabled brings about lots of challenges when travelling. Luckily there are several destinations in Spain that make things easier for those with physical, visual, mental or auditory impairment.
If you've moved to Spain and are looking for work, one idea you may have is to become a tour guide. However, as is often the case with Spanish work matters, there's usually plenty of bureaucracy involved.
Private boat owners in Spain will soon be able to make some extra money by renting their vessels out to tourists Airbnb-style as part of a deregulation campaign by the Spanish government. Here's what to know about the new legislation.
A village in central Spain has become so well-known for its lavender fields that the mayor has asked tourists to only visit during the week to avoid overcrowding at weekends, an example of how mass tourism doesn't just affect urban areas.
It's a phenomenon that Spanish society struggles to understand: Why do young, drunk British tourists fall or jump from hotel balconies whilst on holiday in Spain?
Barcelona unveiled on Thursday a plan to reduce the number of cruise passengers arriving at its port, part of a wider trend to combat overtourism in Europe's most popular destinations.
Airbnb has agreed with Spain's Housing Ministry to take down property listings from its homestay platform if they haven't been registered with the government as required, meaning that over 100,000 short-term and seasonal lets could be affected.
If you're planning on visiting the Andalusian city of Málaga this summer, be aware that authorities will ask you to "not be conspicuous" and "dress completely" as part of a campaign to reduce antisocial behaviour by tourists.
After a rush of applications to get holiday lets registered with the authorities, thousands of homeowners in Spain are having their applications rejected and it's for three main reasons.
Authorities in the northwestern Spanish city of Santiago de Compostela want to address the growing imbalance between shops and business geared towards tourists in the historic quarter and make sure that residents keep their services.
Graffiti and stickers targeting Germans have appeared on shops and cars in Mallorca's Santanyí area, representing an escalation in simmering anti-tourism sentiment in Spain that blurs the line between protest and outright anti-foreigner feeling.
The Spanish government gave the owners of all short-term and temporary lets until July 1st to register their properties on the new State platform in order to continue operating, but more than 150,000 have not done so before the deadline.
If you're going to buy a property in Spain to rent out to tourists when you're not using it, there's growing evidence to suggest that Spanish authorities will focus their efforts on limiting tourist flats in cities while sparing holiday lets in villages.
A weak dollar is just one of the reasons why fewer American holidaymakers are coming to Spain, something that could hit the country's tourism industry, according to a new report.
