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    12:42

    Local

    Foreign tourists who travel to Andalucía offered free coronavirus insurance

    Pilar Martínez

    Andalucía has kicked off 2021 with a new campaign to reinforce its position as a safe destination to travel. A free medical insurance policy with Covid-19 coverage for non-resident international tourists is being offered to entice visitors back ... houses. This initiative will continue throughout the year, and will be operated by Europ Assistance. "This is a free medical insurance for all foreign tourists, who are not residents, who travel to Andalucía by any means of transport between 1 January ... of transport and repatriation and costs derived from an extension of the stay by quarantine.” In addition, tourists will have a multilingual 24-hour helpline available to answer their questions. The initiative is “a response to a demand from the

    13:06

    LifeStyle

    Urban art brings warmth to Soho

    JUAN SOTO

    Soho to attract new visitors. Estrella Zurita and Estrella Malet, who are mother and daughter, own the Lock And Relax left luggage business, and they had time on their hands because there are so few tourists in the city nowadays. What began as a

    13:02

    Local

    Coronavirus crisis estimated to have cost the Costa del Sol 10.3 billion euros

    Pilar Martínez

    The tourism crash crisis caused by the worldwide coronavirus pandemic has led to estimated losses of 10.3 billion euros across the Malaga province, according to a Costa del Sol Tourism report. It is reckoned that the number of tourists lost in ... 2020 in the province will amount to 9.4 million travellers, which represents a drop of 71.7 per cent over the total number of visitors in 2019. In the Turismo Costa del Sol report, 'Effects on employment, the number of tourists and the economy’, it is

    18:41

    Local

    Costa del Sol hoteliers fight back against Covid business devastation

    Pilar Martínez

    ...will be accepted and help enable the recovery of the sector that has suffered massively as tourists have stayed away from the coast in their droves. The report was prepared in collaboration with the consulting firm PriceWaterhouseCoopers and the

    13:34

    Local

    Costa puts on the charm offensive for British tourists at a virtual World Travel Market

    Pilar Martínez

    Malaga among the best European cities to live "We have to show that the Costa hasn't forgotten about them [British tourists], that we know they love us and to tell them that we are waiting for them and that we are going to give them the best we have to ... subsides the British will want to travel [to southern Spain]". Between January and September this year, only around 167,000 Brits stayed in the province, a drop of 79 per cent. Last year, by comparison, hotels welcomed a million British tourists for the

    14:39

    Opinion

    The devastating effects of a Costa with no tourists

    Pilar Martínez

    ...stayed open or the busiest resorts have been spared the Covid-19 crisis. The sector sees no sign of the decision to stop tourists coming 'sine die' being reversed. The times in which we are living make it more inviting to save companies and jobs than to

    15:12

    Local

    The Costa del Sol tourism industry looks forward to its recovery

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    ...arrival and departure, an offer regional president Juanma Moreno reiterated in Malaga on Wednesday. “As soon as we flatten the curve of infection, the tourists will come back,” said Maroto. Pedro Luis Gómez, Ramón de Izequilla, Tim Hemmings, Juan ... Molas, Margarita del Cid and MiguelSanz by video link. Salvador Salas The minister also confirmed that the government planned to extend the grace period for loan repayments and extend the ERTE scheme “for as long as necessary”. 18 million tourists lost ... though, was the message delivered by Deputy British Ambassador to Spain Tim Hemmings, who took part in the debate moderated by the SUR Director of Publications, Pedro Luis Gómez. For Hemmings there is no question about whether British tourists will

    15:03

    Opinion

    No smile for this tourist

    PEDRO LUIS GÓMEZ

    The world looks on in surprise as we become indisputable leaders in all things Covid. This bug has thrown out all the tourists and settled in Spain, where obviously everyone would like to live. Nine out of the ten regions in Europe with the ... live here. As long as he's among us the real tourists won't come. And we won't sleep at night...

    11:42

    LifeStyle

    15 January 2012: The death of Manuel Fraga, founder of the PP

    Jennie Rhodes

    ...famous 'Spain is Different' catchphrase, which was used in tourism campaigns during the 1950s and 60s. In 1966 Fraga sought to reassure locals in Almeria and potential tourists that there was no threat to their health after four atomic bombs fell near

    18:19

    Local

    The Axarquía is currently the only area in Malaga at risk of drought

    AGUSTÍN PELÁEZ

    ...cent full. Tapia Ruano put the higher levels down to a lack of tourists. He said that the Junta was waiting for authorisation from Nerja town hall to take water from the Chíllar river to help the situation. The mayor of Vélez-Málaga, Antonio Moreno,

    17:54

    LifeStyle

    The other 'Torcals' of Malaga province

    FRANCISCO GUTIÉRREZ

    El Torcal in Antequera is one of the symbols of Malaga province. The strangely shaped rock formations in this area of the countryside never go unnoticed, and over the years it has become a major tourist attraction. In fact, together with the Nerja Ca

    12:34

    Local

    Expat bar owners complain of lack of support from Fuengirola town hall

    Tony Bryant

    Fuengirola. A group of expats who own businesses in the port in Fuengirola held a meeting on Wednesday to discuss the current crisis they are facing regarding the fall in trade caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. The group, which has set up a Facebook p

    14:23

    Local

    Andalusian president believes that new mask rules won't put tourists off coming

    A. M. ROMERO

    The president of the Junta de Andalucía, Juanma Moreno, said on Wednesday that the new stricter obligation to wear a face mask would not put tourists off coming to the region. Moreno said the measure was "proportional and timely" as the Junta ... de Andalucía aims to avoid situations currently affecting regions with more new cases such as Catalonia and Aragon. He said that by introducing the regulation Andalucía was offering safety "which is what tourists are demanding". He added that the measure ... would be a "decisive" factor in tourists choosing to come to the region.

    14:23

    Local

    Residents and tourists get used to new face mask regulations in Andalucía

    JOSÉ LUIS PIEDRA / JUAN SOTO

    Junta believes that the new prevention rules won't put tourists off More than 60% of people in Spain want stricter measures against the pandemic "A lot of people wear them hanging around their necks and only put them on when they see us," said one

    14:26

    Local

    A fantastic summer for swimming in the sea

    FRANCISCO JIMÉNEZ

    The summer of 2020 will be remembered for restricted numbers of people on beaches, social distancing, having to wear a mask when walking along the shore and the lack of foreign tourists toasting themselves in the sun. It will probably also be ... generally cleaner in terms of rubbish and sewage. In this case, there is a simple explanation. "There has been less pressure on the beaches, so people have not left as much rubbish behind as usual, and also as there have been fewer tourists the sewage plants