Spain’s tourism sector is thriving, with British tourists leading the charge in spending and visitor numbers. Despite recent anti-tourism protests, the country continues to attract a growing number of international travelers, particularly from Asia, who are contributing to record spending levels.
The city of Malaga in Spain has launched a new campaign urging British tourists to behave responsibly, dress appropriately, and respect public spaces during their visit. The campaign aims to address concerns from locals about disruptive behavior and the impact of mass tourism.
British tourists visiting the Benitatxell area in Costa Blanca have been warned against consuming tap water due to dangerously high salt levels. The warning, issued by local authorities, stems from drought conditions that have contaminated the water supply with seawater. Bottled water distribution and drinking water tank installations have been implemented to address the issue, while local businesses face additional costs.
British tourists planning trips to a popular destination have been issued a serious warning due to a dangerous and unpredictable threat. The alert highlights escalating risks, urging travelers to take precautions and stay informed.
A new study reveals that Paris, not Benidorm, is the top destination for Brits seeking a taste of home abroad. The study considered factors like availability of British cuisine, prevalence of English, and English-speaking activities. While Paris is not known for its Britishness, it offers a surprising number of British-related amenities and a familiar feel.
An English woman living in Spain has sparked a discussion about British tourists’ behaviour in the country after receiving numerous negative comments on her TikTok video about stereotypes. While acknowledging the reputation for excessive partying and even wearing socks with flip flops, she stresses that not all British tourists are the same and urges people to be respectful of Spanish culture.
Krakow, a popular tourist destination known for its medieval beauty, is facing a growing problem with British tourists’ unruly behavior. Locals are complaining about drunken brawls, vandalism, and general disrespect, leading to legal action against the town hall and calls for stricter regulations on tourism.
The Foreign Office (FO) advises British travelers to Spain to exercise caution with their passports as theft incidents rise. The FO urges tourists to be particularly vigilant at airports, hotels, and car hire points. Losing a passport can significantly disrupt vacation plans, and tourists are advised to renew lost or stolen passports or obtain emergency travel documents promptly. To enhance passport security, travelers are encouraged to avoid leaving their passports at hotel reception for collection and instead request immediate recording or duplication of passport information.
A luxurious holiday in a stunning Marbella villa turned nightmare for British tourists who unknowingly rented a property from an unauthorized individual. The lavish residence, complete with a swimming pool and seven suites, had been advertised for vacation rentals despite the owner being unaware of the arrangement. The fraudulent subletting scheme allegedly involved the maintenance man, who drew up contracts and provided keys to unsuspecting tenants. The incident has left both the tourists and the rightful owner as victims of a rental scam.
French air traffic controllers are set to strike on Thursday, April 25, potentially causing major disruptions to flights to and from France. The strike action is expected to result in the cancellation of 75% of flights at Paris Orly Airport, 66% of flights at Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, and significant reductions at other major airports in France. Flights crossing French airspace could also be affected, leading to potential delays and cancellations across Europe. British tourists traveling to and from France are advised to check their flight status before heading to the airport. The strike is part of a larger industrial action by French air traffic controllers over planned restructuring of air navigation services, demands for a pay raise, and requests for additional staffing.
