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Spaniards choose Spanish: native dog breeds surge in popularity

The Spanish Water Dog tops the ranking as demand for native breeds continues to rise Spain Expat Press Editorial Team Spanish dog breeds are experiencing a notable resurgence. Increasingly, households across Spain…

7 de April de 2026

Living in Spain·Animals·Spain

Andalusia packed to capacity – but visitors are spending less: the other side of Semana Santa 2026

Semana Santa 2026 has filled streets across Andalusia, with crowded terraces and hotels operating at near full capacity. At first glance, a clear success for the hospitality and tourism sectors. However, behind…

6 de April de 2026

Living in Spain·Topics of the day·Economy

Spain reaches new employment record – but what lies behind the numbers?

More jobs than ever before: Spain is approaching the 22 million employment mark. But how sustainable is this growth – and what does it mean for expats on the ground? Spain Expat…

6 de April de 2026

Expats in Spain·Jobs in Spain·Living in Spain·Topics of the day·Economy

Not English not Chinese: German is the language that unlocks the highest salaries in Spain

Speaking German can mean earning over €13,000 more a year – and gaining a clear advantage in the job market Spain Expat Press Editorial Team Spain has long faced a structural issue:…

5 de April de 2026

Living in Spain·Spain·Topics of the day

Spain’s most expensive city remains out of reach: why buyers are paying record prices – despite the less-than-perfect weather

Spain – There is one city that continues to dominate the country’s property market year after year. Buying a home here is no longer simply expensive; for many, it has become unattainable.…

4 de April de 2026

Property·Living in Spain·Spain·País Vasco·Topics of the day

Fancy a journey back in time after Semana Santa? Spain Expat Press recommends this Spanish village where the clock stopped 400 years ago

Asturias – As the intensity of Semana Santa fades and normality slowly returns across Spain, many travellers begin to look ahead. The question is no longer about processions or traditions, but about…

4 de April de 2026

Living in Spain·Travel·On the road·Culture·Spain

Spain enters second major Easter getaway: millions head to the coast and countryside

Spain Press Editorial Team Up to 10 million journeys expected as Spaniards leave cities for second homes and family towns Spain is entering the second major travel phase of Easter week this…

1 de April de 2026

Living in Spain·Topics of the day

Spain experiences first wildfire wave of the season: Hundreds of hectares destroyed in Murcia, Huelva and Granada

Spain was hit over the weekend by the first major wave of wildfires of the 2026 season. The regions most severely affected are Murcia, Huelva and Granada, where hundreds of hectares of…

30 de March de 2026

Living in Spain·Environment·Spain·Topics of the day·Weather

Ibiza at its limit: When even a room becomes a luxury

Ibiza is considered one of Europe’s most exclusive travel destinations. Luxury villas, international visitors and a vibrant nightlife shape the island’s image. Yet behind the tourist façade, a reality is unfolding that…

30 de March de 2026

Property·Living in Spain·Spain·Balearic Islands·Topics of the day

Spain Expat Press recommends: The Jerte Valley – walking routes through a landscape in full blossom

The Jerte Valley in Extremadura is currently experiencing one of its most important natural events of the year: the cherry blossom. More than one and a half million cherry trees are in…

30 de March de 2026

Expats in Spain·Living in Spain·Travel·Travel News·On the road·Spain

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