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Malaga is bridging the gap between its world-class museum network and booming tech sector. A new alliance with FYCMA aims to turn the city into a global hub for cultural innovation.

With housing remaining the top concern for locals and expats in 2026, a new political proposal pushes for a citizen vote on rent caps, stressed housing zones, and extending the ban on new tourist apartments.

Málaga Airport reports a 6.8% increase in international passengers for the first third of 2026, with over 70% utilizing low-cost airlines. Discover what this means for the city's connectivity and tourism.

Discover Málaga's vibrant free cultural scene. Explore Paula Varona's 'Espacios y luces' exhibition and join complimentary guided tours at the Museo de Málaga.

Discover the evolving landscape of Malaga's accommodations in 2026. From massive new luxury developments in the port to charming neighborhood retreats, find out exactly where your guests should stay.

Looking for weekend plans in Málaga? Discover the 'Market de Emprendedores' at Málaga Factory this Saturday, a perfect spot to support local creators and find unique crafts.

Looking for weekend plans in Málaga? Discover the 'Market de Emprendedores' at Málaga Factory this Saturday, a perfect spot to support local creators and find unique crafts.

Looking for Saturday plans? Discover the 'Market de Emprendedores' at Málaga Factory this weekend. Support local creators, browse handmade crafts, and enjoy a relaxed day out.

Heading to La Rosaleda? Málaga CF has officially banned the fan tradition of throwing toilet paper rolls. Here is what expats need to know about the new stadium rules and the latest squad updates.

Looking for weekend plans? Discover the 'Market de Emprendedores' at Málaga Factory this Saturday. Support local artisans and shop unique fashion and crafts.

The red-hot Costa del Sol property market is taking a slight breather. With sales down 10% in early 2026, here is what expats and digital nomads need to know about buying a home in Málaga.

The Cercanías train line connecting Málaga to Álora is suspended for two weeks starting late May 2026. Discover how Renfe's 384 replacement buses will keep your Caminito del Rey trip on track.