Police in Malaga sealed off the troubled Palma-Palmilla district on Wednesday as officers launched a large-scale land and air operation after a recent wave of shootings and other violent incidents. The show of force involved officers on the ground, […]
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A Korean tourist was stabbed while taking photographs near Granada’s Alhambra UNESCO World Heritage site, in an attack that has shocked one of Spain’s most visited landmarks. The victim was taking pictures when a local woman approached and attacked
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Emirates has completed the first installation of Starlink internet on one of its Airbus A380 aircraft, marking the start of a wider rollout across its superjumbo fleet. The airline said the aircraft has returned to Dubai and is expected
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Spanish airports have introduced new measures to help families with children as long border queues linked to the new European Union Entry/Exit System continue to disrupt travel. The changes affect a growing number of passengers passing through Spain’s busiest
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A popular Valborg bonfire in Stockholm has been cancelled after almost 50 years, ending a long-running spring tradition that drew large crowds to the Swedish capital each year. The event, which had become a familiar part of the citys
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Poland’s airports handled about 30 million passengers in the first half of 2025, underlining continued demand for air travel as security systems and passenger processing technology remain central to airport operations. Data from the Civil Aviation Office showed that
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Spain has introduced a series of health and tourism-related measures that are expected to affect visitors, residents and businesses across the country. Officials say the steps are designed to improve public safety, streamline travel and respond to new pressures in
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Paris airports Charles de Gaulle and Orly handled more than 8.3 million passengers in March, according to Groupe ADP, which manages the French capital’s airports. The total was higher than a year earlier, as both hubs continued to recover
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Lufthansa has completed the cabin upgrade on the first of its eight Airbus A380 aircraft as part of a wider fleet renewal programme. The German carrier is fitting all eight superjumbos with new business class seats at Elbe Flugzeugwerke
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Poland’s Lubuskie region is set to pay almost 800 zloty per holidaymaker under a tourism promotion scheme linked to charter flights from Zielona Gora to Tirana, after the opening of bids showed a single applicant and a price almost
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A new rail link between central Paris and one of the French capital’s main airports has a start date, with services due to begin on 15 December 2025, according to local authorities and transport planners. The route is designed
Americans planning summer trips to France are facing a more complicated travel picture, with tourism experts warning that politics, pricing and public sentiment are all shaping demand. The market is still active, but travel advisers and tourism industry figures
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Ryanair says it is cutting 1.2 million seats from its Spain schedule this summer after accusing airport operator Aena of imposing “uncompetitive” charge increases. The airline said it will reduce capacity at regional airports and move some aircraft to
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Copenhagen Airport has opened two new train platforms and increased rail capacity to give passengers up to 10 additional trains an hour at Denmark’s busiest airport. The expansion is designed to improve access for travellers using the airport and
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France is drawing more travellers who want to combine holidays with food, with new data showing that gastronomic tourism is helping shape where visitors go and what they spend their time doing. The trend is strengthening the appeal of
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