Incredibly Rare and Expensive, These Shrimp Are Sold to the Lowest Bidder at a Spanish Fish Auction
Like a fine wine, Palamós red shrimp have a denomination of origin.
Spain
Spain Enacted a New Law That Has Major Implications for Travelers
The rules went into effect this week.
5 Budget Airlines Hit With Massive Fines Over ‘Illicit Profit’
The fines were calculated based on what was considered “illicit profit” from so-called junk fees.
Two European Countries Are Making It Harder to Move There. But One Spot Is Making It Easier
Many countries that have historically offered Golden Visas have done so for economic reasons.
Should You Avoid Traveling to Spain Right Now?
Floods have killed more than 200 people.
Man Punches a Sleeping, Non-Verbal Passenger on a United Flight
And other news from the week.
Summer’s Over But Spain’s Overtourism Problem Is Far From Gone
Tourism peaked this year, as did residents’ frustrations.
Is Spain’s Late-Night Culture Only Good for Tourists?
Inside the nocturnal world of Spain’s impossibly late-night economy–before politicians turn the lights on.
Is Europe Really Just Disney World for Americans?
A New York comedian’s remarks have received a mixed reaction online.
British Tourists Want to Boycott Spain
Overtourism protests are not going down well.