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Marbella Offers 27 Free Guided Walks Through Its Old Town

The first walk takes place on Saturday 19 September at 10 a.m., starting from Paseo de la Alameda. Places are limited and must be booked by phone.

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Marbella prepares to transform its historic first tourist office into a multipurpose space

The facilities of La Fontanilla will combine their current use with a cultural type, thanks to an investment of about 300,000 euros.

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Ryanair's Bet in Malaga This Summer: The Second Largest Increase in Spain in Seats and Four New Destinations

The company does not plan to raise ticket prices due to the impact of the Iran war, as it has secured the fuel price until March 2027.

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The Costa del Sol, in the 'Top 10' of preferred destinations in Spain by foreigners for family travel

A report from Turespaña states that these trips generated 35.676 billion euros in tourist spending in Spain, equivalent to 26.5% of the total international expenditure.

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The international pull, offers, and good weather conclude a better Easter week on the Costa del Sol

The establishments in the province have filled 82.8% of their rooms, a 2.6% increase from 2025.

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Tickets go on sale for visiting the Caminito del Rey

Tickets for this journey will be available for purchase from June 30 to December 6.

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These are the markets that boost tourism on the Costa del Sol

The United Kingdom maintains a strong hegemony, reaffirming it by surpassing the barrier of three million travelers in 2025.

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Hotels on the Costa del Sol improve their expectations in the final stretch of Holy Week without reaching the occupancy of 2025

Professionals warn that last-minute sales have been made with "a sharp drop in prices."

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The Costa del Sol expects a worse Easter week, despite offers and changes in plans due to the Iran war.

Hotels expect an occupancy rate of 73%, even lower than in 2024 when rain spoiled these holidays, and tourist accommodations in Malaga report a 10% drop.