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Malaga Airport continues its unstoppable growth, recording 4.8 million passengers in Q1 2026. As other European hubs face declines, the Costa del Sol solidifies its status as a premier destination for remote workers and tourists.

As summer 2026 approaches, Málaga's residents are asking: will drought affect our daily lives? Here is the latest analytical update on reservoir levels and what to expect regarding water restrictions.

Looking for a unique weekend escape from Málaga? Gibraltar’s famous 'Calentita' multicultural food festival is expanding to a two-day event for its 2026 edition. Here is everything you need to know to plan your trip.

As Marbella gears up for the 2026 summer season, the city is completely renovating its coastal safety infrastructure, introducing 20 state-of-the-art lifeguard stations to ensure pristine and secure beaches for all visitors.

As summer 2026 approaches, water levels remain a vital concern for Costa del Sol residents. Here is the latest update on Málaga's reservoirs and what it means for your pools and gardens.

Understand the current water levels in Málaga's key reservoirs, including La Viñuela and La Concepción, and how ongoing water restrictions will impact daily life on the Costa del Sol this summer.

Discover why attending an Unicaja basketball game is a top family activity in Málaga, and learn about the local athletes recently honored at the Andalusian Sports Awards.

Looking for family-friendly weekend plans in Malaga beyond the beach? Discover outdoor adventures at Laberintus Park, the latest musicals, and the city's booming gourmet burger scene this spring.

Scheduled for April 23-24, 2026, the II foRHum Congress at Sohrlin will gather tech professionals to explore AI's impact on HR and the future of work.

Escape the Holy Week crowds with these family-friendly alternative plans in Malaga, from outdoor adventures at Laberintus Park to gourmet burgers and local musicals.

Discover how Málaga's beloved basketball team, Unicaja, alongside inspiring local athletes like surfer Sarah Almagro, received top honors from the Andalusian government.

Discover the budget-friendly €3.50 tiramisu that has Málaga's digital nomads and locals buzzing. A practical look at one of the city's best affordable sweet treats.