ANDALUCIA TRAVEL & TOURISM

Nine of the most dangerous roads for motorcyclists found in MalagaThe DGT has installed warning signs on some of the most lethal highways in Spain Nine stretches of road in the province of Malaga have been listed among the one hundred most dangerous in Spain by the General Directorate of Traffic (DGT). The sinuous.. 26/01/2022

Andalusia forecasts more than 26 million passengers in 2022The region is hopeful for this year, but has pushed back expectations of a full economic recovery until 2023 Andalucía aims to exceed 26 million travellers coming to its shores in 2022, which would be a recovery of much of the tourism activity.. 20/01/2022

Malaga economy is growing faster than Andalusia and SpainMálaga’s strong tourist sector and real estate market are making it one of the best performing places in Spain The Málaga Association of Economists announced last Friday January 14 that the economy of the Andalusian province.. 18/01/2022

Two new Michelin star restaurants in AndalusiaThe restaurants Cañabota (Sevilla) and Nintai (Marbella) join the list of Andalusian haute cuisine restaurants The world of haute cuisine reached its annual climax this Tuesday, December 14, in Valencia for the gastronomic event of the year.. 14/01/2022

Free guided tours on offer in the Palacio de San Telmo in SevillaThe historic building dates back to the 17th century and is the home of the Andalusian regional government The Palacio de San Telmo in Sevilla is offering free guided tours to those who wish to learn more about the cultural and historical significance.. 16/06/2021

New Via Ferreta overhead adventure trail open in El Colmenar, Málaga There are 22 ‘vía ferrata’ trails of varying difficulty levels in Málaga province, ideal for those who are looking for more than a gentle walk through the woods. Málaga provincial council has announced the launch.. 16/04/2021