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Marbella's hospitality sector experiences a golden renaissance as hotels invest over €300 million in comprehensive luxury upgrades, signaling unwavering confidence in the Costa del Sol's high-end tourism market.

Der Malaga TechPark erwirtschaftet mittlerweile 30 % des städtischen BIP und beschäftigt 29.000 Mitarbeiter. Doch während das Tech-Zentrum rasant wächst, stellen die hinterherhinkende Mobilitäts- und Wohnungsinfrastruktur kritische Herausforderungen für die täglichen Pendler dar.

Malaga TechPark now generates 30% of the city's GDP and employs 29,000 workers. But as the tech hub rapidly expands, lagging mobility and housing infrastructure present critical challenges for daily commuters.

Perfect spring weather has arrived in Malaga for Easter 2026. Discover what to expect as locals and visitors flock to the Palmeral del Puerto to soak up the sun.

Skip the dense spring crowds and discover alternative family-friendly weekend plans in Málaga, from theater shows at Teatro Echegaray to gourmet burgers and lightsaber training.

To sustain its rapid growth as Europe's emerging tech hub, Málaga is reinforcing its energy infrastructure with 10 new electrical substations, ensuring businesses and residents stay powered.

Málaga's beloved Unicaja Basketball and local athletes like Sarah Almagro shine at the 2026 Andalusian Sports Awards as the team gears up for their clash with Bilbao Basket.

Málaga's Mercado de Atarazanas is a must-visit, but behind the stunning stained glass lies a complex reality: vendors increasingly rely on tourists as locals flock to supermarkets. Is it still worth your time?

Avoid the classic expat trap of empty pantries during Holy Week. Discover which major supermarkets in Málaga are open during Jueves Santo and Viernes Santo.

Local authorities in Málaga have uncovered a bizarre money laundering scheme using high-value Pokémon trading cards. Discover how childhood collectibles became a vehicle for moving illicit funds in the underground economy.

Málaga's tech scene is evolving beyond its reputation as a digital nomad hub. The city is now generating its own Knowledge-Based Enterprises (EBCs), successfully transferring academic research into the private sector.

Following the busy spring season of 2026, Málaga has emerged as Spain's top carpooling destination, driving a wave of national tourism that is setting new revenue records for historic center tapas bars.