Spain is introducing sweeping new regulations aimed at curbing overtourism and cracking down on illegal short-term rentals.

Last month, authorities ordered Airbnb to remove almost 66,000 holiday rentals from its platform, citing violations of local ...

Airbnb has been ordered to take down thousands of listings, but refuses to comply. What does this mean for travelling to ...

Spain has introduced a number of new rules aimed to curb unsustainable tourism, after mass protests took place across the ...

Spain’s government wanted to send a message last month with its crackdown on Airbnb: that the Spanish economy and its housing ...

Regional governments in Spain are also tackling the issue. Last year, Barcelona announced a plan to not renew licenses for ...

The islands' regional government have raised the 'ecotasa' (tourist fee) visitors pay when they stay in hotels and other ...

The date has been set for when European regulations on short-term rentals, including on Airbnb, will come into force in Spain ...

Irish holidaymakers planning to visit Spain this summer have been warned of new and serious travel advice as major ...

With Spain's summer tourist season approaching, new regulations on Airbnb rentals aim to combat overtourism and housing ...

Spain and the rest of the European Union countries are about to introduce a series of new rules that come into force on July ...

Spain has come down hard on tourist rentals by ordering Airbnb to take down 66,000 illegal holiday let ads off its site. But examples of cities with similar crackdowns have resulted in higher hotel ...