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  The post-pandemic recovery job is continuing for tourism on the Costa del Sol, at least if newly released statistics are to go by.  As SUR in English has recently reported, the National Statistics Institute (INE) for Spain has issued data in relation to the number of visitors and overnight stays in hotels during the month of July. The data showed that Málaga province fared well in this regard, with people from both within and beyond Spain heading to the region’s towns, cities, and beaches in strength over the summer.  To be more specific, as far as Málaga province – which includes the Costa del Sol – was concerned, slightly more than 2.5 million overnight stays were recorded for the month. During the corresponding period of 2021, there were just over 1.8 million hotel stays.  With the last full year before the pandemic hit Europe – 2019 – recording 2.5 million hotel stays in Málaga province during the month of July, it can finally be said that, at least in ...

  For many of us, the sunny climes of Spain are most often associated with warm summer weather, and there is no denying that this is a popular summer holiday spot for visitors all around the globe.  What is slightly less well-known, however, is that some of the best sights and secrets of Spain keep themselves hidden during the traditional holiday months, and instead come to light as the wheel of the year shifts towards the autumn.  Feeling sceptical? Well, read on for some of our top reasons to visit Spain and – specifically – the Costa del Sol during the autumn months, and enjoy a whole new look at this fascinating country and region. The weather is wonderful While Spain is best known for its hot summer weather, warm temperatures can also be enjoyed into the autumn, with major Costa del Sol cities and towns such as Málaga, Torremolinos, and Marbella enjoying temperatures in excess of 20 degrees C during the days and nights.  These temperatures are i...