The world is re-opening and travel is back on the menu for many. But while countries are slowly easing restrictions, one thing that seems to be here to stay are Covid tests. The UK scrapped pre-departure tests and changed its requirement from
La Gomera and El Hierro have the fewest restrictions for holidaymakers and are at alert level two. On Tuesday, the Canary Islands recorded 5,549 cases of Covid with Tenerife reporting the most at 2,727. Gran Canaria recorded 1,865 new cases while the
The Remarkable Venue Awards look for the best tourist attractions in the world. Entries are scored on their unique appeal to visitors. One Costa del Sol attraction was voted the best tourist attraction in Spain for its unique and exciting offering. The
British tourists in the Canary Islands must follow current Covid restrictions which vary across the islands. In Tenerife, British tourists need to use a Covid passport to access some indoor venues including bars. Restaurants and bars have to close at midnight and
Since Brexit, British expats without Spanish residency can visit Spain for 90 out of every 180 days. Some Britons have a holiday home that they use for regular Spanish holidays. Outside of peak season, Spanish resorts are often quieter and some holiday
British expats in Spain can enjoy great weather and culture. The south European country is popular with Britons looking to relocate. Spain, however, has been found lacking when it comes to work. A new study put Spain in the top 20 countries
Playa Cala Capitan is one of Orihuela’s gorgeous Blue Flag beaches and is a great choice for families. One visitor from Manchester said on Tripadvisor: “The best beach in the area. Soft clean sand, safe swimming and a good beach bar with
What’s more, beaches are capped at 50 percent and “prior appointment” could be required for some venues. Gran Canaria, Lanzarote, Fuerteventura, La Palma and La Graciosa are all at level 3, while La Gomera and El Hierro are at level 2. Level
Tenerife was plunged into tier four on Monday, January 10, and restrictions are set to last until at least January 20. With the service industry majorly impacted, hospitality workers are sure to suffer. Ferghal Flaherty, an Irish expat who co-owns an Irish
A British expat living in Spain is unwillingly sharing her home with a man thought to be a Russian spy threatened by Russian President Vladimir Putin. Maria Lloyd, 64, had long rented out part of the home she shares with husband Eladio