Heavy rainfall brought by Storm Leslie disrupts winter sun holidays in Malaga, Spain, impacting UK tourists with travel delays and potential cancellations. The storm follows a series of weather systems impacting Europe this October, leaving many holidaymakers caught off guard by unseasonal weather. Find out how the storm is affecting travel plans and what UK tourists can do to prepare.
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.
The rapid growth of tourism in Malaga, Spain, has led to the illegal occupation of apartments by tourist rental companies, particularly in the iconic Torres Martiricos. This has significantly impacted the lives of permanent residents, causing noise, disruption, and a decline in the quality of life. The situation highlights the need for stronger enforcement of regulations and a more sustainable approach to tourism development.
Plans are underway to build a new train line in Andalusia, Spain, that will connect Malaga and Marbella. The train line would take eight years to build and would cost €2.5billion. Once completed, the journey time between Malaga Airport and Marbella would be 22 minutes on express services. The new train line would also serve towns like Alhaurín de la Torre, Coín, and Alhaurín el Grande.
