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Malaga Airport expects 6,140 flights over the next ten days
This is slightly higher than the 6,105 flights from 26 June to 5 July last year
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This is slightly higher than the 6,105 flights from 26 June to 5 July last year
World Travel Market 2025
Today’s edition of the business freesheet City A. M., distributed at the main commuter hubs en route into the city, contained a copy of this newspaper's Southern Spain tourism supplement, published to coincide with the annual event at the Excel centre
World Travel Market 2025
As usual, the newspaper - which first attended the WTM in 1984 - organised a tribute dinner for the tourism and business delegations from Malaga and Andalucía who travelled to the British capital this year
World Travel Market 2025
With the UK as the biggest market for visitors to the Costa del Sol and Andalucía, representatives of accommodation and service providers and many local mayors will be in the British capital, keen to do business
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The annual dinner hosted by this newspaper at the international tourism event in the UK's capital honours the work of the sector promoting the Andalucía region, Malaga province and the Costa del Sol
World Travel Market 2024
This year's London dinner to coincide with the World Travel Market was chosen to present the first SUR in English special tourism prize. Every year this newspaper will reward a business or group in the province of Malaga for its work and support for the tourism industry
World Travel Market 2024
The special supplement prepared for this year's World Travel Market was published inside the free London business paper City A.M. this Tuesday morning
World Travel Market 2024
This year's event was more austere than usual as demanded by the tragic events following the devastating 'Dana' storms
World Travel Market 2023
The special tourism supplement produced for the World Travel Market was inserted inside the newspaper City A.M. this Monday morning