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ECONOMY
Andalusia Consolidates Its Position as the Top Destination This Summer
Andalusia is expected to welcome approximately 14.2 million tourists during the summer months from July through September, representing a 2.6% increase over the same period last year—a trend that is reflected most strongly in employment growth within the sector and the revenue generated, according to the forecast report prepared by the Regional Ministry of Tourism and Andalusia Abroad.
These projections reflect Andalusia’s progress in the benefits tourism brings to the region during the summer season, with an improvement in quality that is helping employment and revenue grow at a faster rate than the number of visitors received.
Málaga Airport sets one record after another in 2026 and solidifies its role as a major gateway for tourism
The trend is clearly driven by international traffic, which once again accounted for the majority of passengers at the start of the year, but domestic traffic also continues to rise. In January, international flights carried 1,159,506 passengers, 5.8% more than a year earlier, compared with 277,678 passengers on domestic routes. In February, the airport handled 1,272,802 international passengers (+2.4%) and 298,159 domestic passengers (+7.8%), for a total of 2.43 million international travelers and 573,890 domestic travelers.
Málaga Makes a Move in Miami to Attract More Port Calls and Strengthen Its Position as a Cruise Port
Málaga’s presence in Miami would be inconceivable without the impressive figures it brings to the table. The Port of Málaga closed out 2025 with 570,481 cruise passengers and 331 port calls, a growth that solidifies Málaga’s position among the strongest ports in the western Mediterranean. This data reinforces the city’s marketing message abroad: Málaga no longer sells just potential; it also sells results.
Malaga, the fourth Spanish province to which more luxury tourists arrive
The direct flight from New York has opened a door for American tourists, and this connection is a “critical high-end tourist attraction factor,” according to the McKinsey report.
Betting on the patrimonial, cultural and artistic legacy, having a leisure offer in different forms, having a wide range of hotels and hospitality, the possibility of luxury shopping and flight connectivity are key to creating a luxury destination . Malaga, in this sense, is already the fourth province in Spain to attract more high-end tourists, only behind Barcelona, Madrid and Mallorca. In addition, it is also the fourth Spanish province in the opening of hotels and tourist accommodation for these travelers in Spain in the last year, according to McKinsey data.
Marbella closes international tourism promotion agreements in the United States
Marbella closes international tourism promotion agreements in the United States
The City Council of Marbella (Málaga) has closed in the United States the first agreements for the international promotion of the destination Marbella framed in the Tourism Plan for Large Cities developed by the Consistory and the Government of Andalusia and which contemplates an investment of ten million euros co-financed between both administrations.
Google inaugura su centro de ciberseguridad en Málaga como referencia a nivel mundial
Senior representatives of the technology giant and the European Union highlight the role that the Andalusian city will have in global cyber conflicts.
“This center is going to be a reference not only in Spain, not only in Europe, but throughout the world,” said Google’s President of Global Affairs, Kent Walker, at the opening ceremony. In his speech, which began with an enthusiastic “Welcome to Málaga Valley!”, he raised three company announcements to promote cybersecurity in Europe: an investment of 10 million dollars for training in the sector due to the lack of professionals with high qualifications, the presentation of new artificial intelligence research applied to computer protection and the launch of the center itself.
Engineers from the Sydney Opera House win the contract to design the Expo 2027 venue in Malaga
These are the professionals who designed the Sydney Opera House in Australia; the cathedral of the city of Los Angeles; and the Pompidou Center in Paris, among others. In the case of the Expo in Malaga, this study would be in charge of the buildings of the future site, as well as other external areas that include the service areas necessary for its development, access points, parking areas, etc.
The province of Malaga has become the leader in our country in the premium real estate market.
What are the attractive factors to invest in luxury?
According to the president of the Association of Builders and Developers (ACP) Málaga, Juan Manuel Rosillo, “in recent years there has been a change in the profile of the buyer after the pandemic, another typology is being sought with common areas, more security and more private “.
Furthermore, he adds that the great opportunity is the consistent and permanent demand that exists. “Malaga has been transformed in these years, in the case of Marbella and Malaga capital they did not have much interest but the entire cultural, social and recreational context is being enjoyed and there is a commitment to investing in housing,” he points out.
International tourism saves the Costa del Sol from being cut off from the AVE high-speed rail network
The destination has recorded an occupancy rate of over 82%.
The Costa del Sol Hoteliers’ Association (AEHCOS) highlights “high occupancy rates” due to the good weather and “the boost from international tourism”.
Five Spanish cities, among the 20 best in the world to live in
This year, Malaga, in Spain, took first place, becoming the best city in the world to live and work. Malaga, one of the oldest cities in the world, is located in Andalusia, on the Costa del Sol. This Mediterranean city is known for its rich history, its artistic and cultural scene (Picasso’s birthplace, by the way), its pleasant climate and its wonderful gastronomy.
Malaga not only topped the overall list, but also ranked first for local friendliness and climate and weather; It also ranked first in the subcategories of work and leisure and work-life balance. Expats also praised Malaga’s safety, affordable public transport, numerous recreational sports and good social life. A big drawback: Malaga was ranked 41st in terms of the local labor market.
La Costa del Sol, the epicentre of branded homes in Europe
Costa del Sol’s historical distinction as a benchmark for the most luxurious residential developments is being maintained and strengthened. In addition to the million-dollar mansions and high-end developments that continue to proliferate in this part of Malaga, it is now the epicentre in Europe of the so-called branded residences.
In search of the quality of life of the Costa del Sol
It is not only the British, who already have a large colony on the Costa del Sol, but also clients from northern Europe, such as the Swedes, Danes and Dutch, who have once again set their eyes (and money) on the area to live or spend your holidays next to the Mediterranean Sea.
“Housing is a very important asset, not only for the British but for all the inhabitants of northern Europe,” who seek “not only to come on vacation” but also to acquire a property to live in this destination, the president of Tourism has assured. Costa del Sol, Francisco Salado. This is a client profile with high purchasing power who in many cases buys the home “in cash”, he explained.
GASTRONOMY
Andalusian cuisine
It’s not what you’ll find in British restaurants along the boardwalk. It’s one of Europe’s great regional cuisines, and the Costa del Sol is one of the best places in Spain to experience it properly.
Málaga, named European Capital of Gastronomic Culture 2026–2027
The announcement by the organisation was made in Gdańsk (Poland), as part of the 5th European Gastronomy Congress – under the theme ‘Memory and Future’ – and the New Trends in Tourism 2026/2027 conference, held at the European Solidarity Centre on 16 and 17 April, where Málaga was presented as the successor to Gdansk as the new European Capital of Gastronomic Culture.
Bodega El Pimpi prepares its opening in Puente Romano
The historic Malaga establishment has just announced the opening of a new establishment in the famous hotel in Marbella, which will open next spring.
It is hoped that this exciting culinary venture will attract both guests and residents of the province as well as international visitors, creating a new gastronomic destination on the Costa del Sol.
Malaga Wine Museum
The Malaga Wine Museum was born from the concern and desire of the wine sector to have a space from which to disseminate the values of quality and prestige of our wines and their culture.
Belgian couple move to Marbella to open tapas bar
Sébastien Serroyen and Magali Vanden Berge are two Belgians in love with Spain and its tapas. They had a comfortable life in Brussels, where they ran a famous restaurant. But their dream was to come to live on the Costa del Sol and they have not stopped until they made it come true. “We love the climate, the atmosphere and the people here,” they say with a smile on their faces.
The alphabet of the best bars, taverns and bars in the province of Malaga
“Unique opportunity to taste the wonderful cuisine of Charo Carmona in bites. Tapas based on homemade cuisine in the center of Andalusia. One more excuse to visit Antequera,” he explains about Arte de Tapas, the starting point of these 22 bars, taverns and bars through which you must travel.
Gastronomic previews to the Malaga Carnival
Once again, the gastronomic previews offer a feast of flavors and traditions. On January 27, the Paella Carnavalera in La Palma-Palmilla and the Migas de Carnaval in the Peña Finca La Palma de Teatinos mark the beginning.
Casa Aranda
Coffee, chocolate and churros. A simple phrase that perfectly describes the service provided by Casa Aranda. With more than 75 years of experience offering breakfasts, it is normal that prestigious journalists and editors have gathered at this location.
Aloreña Olives
Taste Atlas places the Aloreña olive as the jewel of Malaga’s produce, which they discover must be harvested ‘at the right moment of ripeness and then split, salted and fermented’, giving it a touch of seasoning with ‘thyme, fennel, garlic and pepper’.
NATURE
SIERRA DE LAS NIEVES
In the heart of the province of Malaga, the Sierra de las Nieves is a true paradise of contrasts, as evidenced by the existence of the deepest chasm of Andalusia -GESM- or that its peaks reach 2,000 meters high -La Torrecilla-.
LA SIERRA DE LAS NIEVES (NATIONAL PARK)
The Sierra de las Nieves is the highest part of the Serranía de Ronda, with the highest mountains in western Andalusia, with the Torrecilla Peak 1,919 meters high above the sea, where it usually snows in winter, hence its name.
TORCA DE MOLLINA
Magnificent enclave of soft and rounded relief, covered with thick vegetation of Mediterranean scrub and scrubland. In this mountain range we can locate up to 32 caves, difficult to access and mostly private.
THE COPPER FOREST, AUTUMN PICTURE OF THE GENAL VALLEY AND SIERRA DE LAS NIEVES
The Copper Forest is a metaphor that refers to a typically autumnal image that occurs with the fall of the leaves of the chestnut trees.
The mountains are covered with a mantle of colors that ranges from brown to yellow, orange and ochre.
Caminito del Rey
Malaga not only offers you a long list of hiking routes, but is also home to one of the most famous in the entire country. The Caminito del Rey will allow you to live a dizzying adventure in the heart of the province.
The origin of this route of walkways and paths that cross the Gaitanes Gorge dates back to the early 1920s, when it was inaugurated by King Alfonso XIII.
TOWNS
The Axarquia Costa del Sol is promoted at the World Travel Market in London to attract British tourists.
The Mancomunidad bets for its diversity and proximity under the slogan “Visit Axarquia. We have it all”.
The Mancomunidad Axarquia-Costa del Sol participates in the World Travel Market (WTM) in London from 5 to 7 November to show the richness of its tourism offer. Under the umbrella of Turismo Andaluz and Turismo Costa del Sol, the destination will be promoted as a complete option that combines beaches, gastronomy, nature and inland villages. An offer adapted to visitors of all ages and with annual availability.
A small town in the province of Malaga tops the ranking as the most searched place in Google in Andalusia
It is a small village that maintains its Andalusian essence, takes care of its streets and whose people receive the tourist captivated by its whitewashed houses adorned with flower pots on windowsills and doors. This small village in the province of Malaga tops an unusual list of the most searched places online in Andalusia, elaborated by the vacation rental search engine Holidu.
Alfarnatejo
It is a town in Malaga located in the north of the Axarquía region, surrounded by an impressive landscape, a true “paradise between mountains”. It is a cozy municipality, an inland town with barely 500 inhabitants, surrounded by mountains and nature, an environment surrounded by peaks with altitudes between 1,637 and 1,188 meters, which makes it one of the strategic points of the climbing in the province.
The two happiest towns in all of Spain are in Malaga
Yesterday, March 20, marks the International Day of Happiness, as proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly in 2013. On this occasion, on the occasion of this anniversary, the international ranking of the happiest countries in the world is presented. , where traditionally Spain does not usually appear among the top positions. However, to provide a boost to this aspect, Azucarera has carried out a study in collaboration with the consulting firm YouGov, with the aim of discovering which are the happiest towns in Spain and the reasons behind their happiness.
Estepona boasts of leading the increase in population throughout Andalusia
«In the last twelve years, the City Council has promoted a city model whose main objective has been its economic and social revitalization».
Population and infrastructure growth.
Estepona becomes the city on the Costa del Sol where the population grows the most, becoming a booming city in both population growth and investment.
Genalguacil
A town that emanates culture through its streets and not only in a metaphorical sense: “Perhaps it is this taste for aesthetics that its inhabitants have been infected with since time immemorial that explains why Genalguacil has become a reference town-museum And it is already a tradition that, since 1994, every year different artists leave their mark in the form of a work of art on the streets of the town. A legacy that is cared for and preserved, turning the municipality into an authentic open-air museum. “.
Benalmádena will be presented at Fitur as an “unstoppable” tourist destination with the Port as the protagonist
Benalmádena will once again make a big commitment to family, responsible, sustainable, leisure, cultural, gastronomic and sports tourism, “segments in which the destination has a lot to offer”, highlighting that it has “the largest range of parks of leisure in southern Europe and has natural resources that allow us to enjoy the beauty of its beaches and coves and the practice of outdoor recreational and sports activities, with the mountains as a setting.
Antequera
Few places can boast of having a historical-cultural heritage like Antequera. Located in the heart of Andalusia, this city brings together more than fifty monuments and archaeological sites of extraordinary relevance.
Walking through Antequera is immersing yourself in its past. A glorious history that left it a legacy of palaces, churches and convents of the most varied styles, along with a Muslim fortress and a prehistoric complex declared a World Heritage Site.
Manilva is already a High Tourist Area
The Councilor for Commerce, Noelia Muñoz, explained that the objective of this measure is “to provide coverage for the large number of tourists and residents who gather during them.” Furthermore, the councilor highlighted that the City Council “will support commerce as a fundamental basis of the economy and local progress.”
THE COAST
Bil-Bil beach (Benalmádena), one of the best beaches in Malaga and its province
In the town of Benalmádena, between Playa el Arroyo de la Miel – Los Melilleros and Santa Ana, and just over 20 km from Malaga, we find Bil-Bil beach, one of the locals’ favorites.
It has an area of almost half a kilometer and approximately 20 meters wide. It is characterized by its fine, dark sand and a calm sea with moderate waves that make it a safe beach to go with children or as a family. Around it we find a beautiful promenade, presided over by the castle that gives it its name.
Malaga beaches to spend a day between tranquility and perfection
Malaga and its coastline is so wide that, no matter how beachy you may be, you will always have a little corner to discover. Today we review some of those less common, different, singular beaches that are a haven of peace or that bring together all these characteristics so that a Sunday day, that great beach day, is perfect. From Vélez-Málaga to Manilva passing through the capital, Mijas or Marbella, take note of these unique beaches.
El río Turón, a haven of peace with corners for swimming this summer
The charming town of El Burgo is located in one of the areas of the province of Malaga where water plays a fundamental role. The Sierra de las Nieves is home to numerous springs and one of them gives rise to the Turón River. In it, various works were carried out on the river in the past with the aim of preventing future overflow disasters, building small dams to regulate the flow and implementing diversion works to control floods. These dykes, over a century old, have created spaces where visitors can enjoy a refreshing environment and take a bath during the hot summers. In addition, these corners are the starting point for several hiking routes that allow you to explore the surroundings of El Burgo and appreciate the natural beauty of the area.
This is the Alcazaba Lagoon, the largest artificial lagoon in Europe
This Caribbean resort is owned by the Crystal Lagoon company, which has more than fifty man-made lagoons with crystal clear water throughout the world. With Alcazaba Lagoon his first major project in Europe is culminated.
With this work, Crystal Lagoons adds one more project to the long list of swimming pools and lagoons that the Chilean company has under construction throughout the world. Las Vegas or Dubai are some of the cities where this type of lagoons have been carried out.
The Andalusian waterfall that falls directly into the sea
The Sanguino stream makes its way through the Cuevas de Nerja until it meets the sea in Maro. It plunges 15 meters down the cliffs, forming one of the most fascinating natural spectacles in this corner of the Costa del Sol: the Grande de Maro waterfall. Together with other waterfalls, it forms part of the set of cliffs of the Natural Area of the Cliffs of Maro – Cerro Gordo.
These are the 148 blue flags of the beaches of Andalusia
Andalusia has obtained 148 blue flags for its sustainable beaches, ports and boats in 2022, according to the Association for Environmental and Consumer Education (ADEAC). Of this total, 127 (5 more than in 2022) badges correspond to beaches, 19 (2 less than in 2022) to marinas and two to sustainable boats (same number last year), which is the best data for the community since which is awarded this mention.
“One of our great strengths as a destination is the sun and beach segment and for this reason these distinctions are very important…”
La Cala de la Doncella
La Cala de la Doncella is the last beach in the province of Malaga, already bordering the province of Granada. If you like to enjoy a virgin and secluded cove, put on good shoes, since this beach is hidden between cliffs and with steep access. Another option would be to approach from the sea, renting a Kayak.
ART, CULTURE and SOCIETY
Jared Leto reveals his impressions of Malaga after his visit to Comic-Con: “I love saying it.”
Jared Leto, enamored with Málaga for its beauty and pronunciation
In addition, the 53-year-old American has stated that the entire province as a whole is “beautiful” but that he is also attracted to it for a curious reason: the pronunciation of the word “Málaga.” “I love saying it. Málaga. It’s very cool. When you say it, it makes you feel great.”
Malaga promotes tourism in Seoul in a rather curious (and maybe even effective) way.
Malaga is increasingly known internationally and one of the main tasks of tourism managers, both public and private, is to attract travelers from different parts of the world who have the highest possible purchasing power, for that maxim of prioritizing quality over quantity, spending on destination over over overcrowding. Although it is difficult to achieve this.
The Councillor for Tourism of the City of Malaga, Jacobo Florido, has gone no less than to South Korea to participate and inaugurate the promotional action ‘Malaga loves’, whose main hook has been the creation of an urban mural that says ‘Malaga loves Seoul’ and has been painted by the Malaga artist Eduardo Luque ‘Lalone’.
The Costa del Sol Tourism campaign ‘Grita mi nombre’ goes viral and manages to impact more than 40 million people in just two weeks
With ‘Grita mi nombre’ we wanted to show a Costa del Sol that is sure of itself, of its trajectory, of what it offers and transmits, a place that is much more than a destination or a setting, but a set of experiences and emotions. that remain forever.
With a cinematographic visual image, the campaign revives the magical essence that made the Costa del Sol an icon of tourism, including nods to the iconic photography of Martin Parr, Almodóvar’s cinema or the tourism promotion posters of the 70s. In this way, ‘Grita mi nombre’ offers a nostalgic component that invites us to look at everyday spaces with new eyes, a manifesto to rediscover places and experiences, reminding us that youth is a state of mind.
Malaga sneaks onto the cover of ‘The New York Times’ with a report on Picasso
Malaga has once again slipped into the pages of the prestigious The New York Times, this time with a report on Picasso in honor of the 50th anniversary of his death. The newspaper publishes an article on the birth and development of the artist in the Andalusian city, which was “one of the best places to discover before his celebrity.” He was born there and, he points out, there he made “his extraordinary artistic talent evident”.
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