A major fire that burned for four days at Malaga’s two-star Ibis hotel has left the building facing possible structural failure, with authorities now assessing whether the property remains safe. The incident has transformed what had been a planned […]
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Germany has launched a new city tourism ticket called QueerCityPass, a discount product aimed at travellers visiting Berlin and other participating destinations, with organisers positioning it as a way to bundle savings on transport, attractions and services in one
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Spain’s Costa Blanca is set for an unusually early burst of intense heat, with temperatures forecast to rise to July levels and affect one of the country’s most popular coastal holiday regions. The warning covers a stretch of the
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A fire that tore through a hotel in Malaga reignited for a third time as firefighters continued battling the blaze nearly 40 hours after it first broke out, raising fresh disruption for travellers in one of southern Spain’s busiest
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Alicante airport’s main bus route will increase to 10 departures a day from June 1, with a new timetable aimed at cutting waiting times for passengers travelling between the terminal and the city. According to the updated schedule, the
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Holidaymakers using Palma de Mallorca airport are set to see relief as one of the Balearic Islands’ busiest travel hubs reopens after month-long repair works that affected part of its infrastructure. The reopening is expected to restore smoother operations
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Saudi Arabia is preparing for Hajj 2026 as millions of Muslim pilgrims assemble in Mecca for the annual pilgrimage, with the event reaching its spiritual climax in the coming days. The gathering is the largest annual movement of faith
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A fire at the Hotel Ibis in Malaga reignited hours after firefighters had brought it under control, raising fears the building could collapse, according to local authorities. No injuries were immediately reported, but the renewed blaze forced emergency crews
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At least 4 people were killed and 17 remain missing after an unfinished hotel building collapsed in the central Philippines, officials said, with rescue teams continuing to search through debris for possible survivors. The collapse has raised immediate concerns
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Competitors in Hong Kong have raced up a giant tower of bamboo poles wrapped in buns as the annual Bun Festival drew crowds to Cheung Chau, one of the city’s best-known spring events. The contest is the main attraction
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A major overnight fire in central Malaga forced the evacuation of more than 100 hotel guests and tourists after flames spread through a building in one of the busiest areas of the Costa del Sol city. The fire broke
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Andalucia is drawing attention from visitors looking for a sunrise balloon flight over its famed white villages, with operators promoting an aerial view of the region’s hilltop settlements as the main travel draw. The experience matters for travellers because
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France faces a busy week of travel disruption and activity as transport unions call strikes, major events draw visitors and authorities manage services across one of Europe’s most visited destinations. The developments matter for travellers because France is a
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Germany has decided to reduce its air traffic tax from July 2026, reversing part of a controversial increase introduced in 2024 as the government attempts to strengthen the country’s aviation sector. Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s cabinet approved the measure and
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AEGEAN Airlines has reported higher revenue and passenger traffic for the first quarter of 2026 despite growing operational pressure from rising fuel prices and ongoing instability in the Middle East. The Greek airline group generated consolidated revenue of €320.7
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