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Spanish hotspots set to slap £2,600 fines on reckless Brits as new plan emerges

The Costa del Sol and other popular Spanish holiday hotspots are planning to fine tourists who blatantly disobey red flags on the region's beaches. The Andalusian regional government is drafting a...

Angela Rayner buys £700k THIRD home ‘while hiking taxes on family homes’

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner has reportedly splashed £700k on a luxury seaside apartment, making it the third home she has added to her property portfolio.The Housing Secretary purchased the...

Lancashire seaside town hits back at list branding it one of the worst in UK

Residents in a seaside town ranked amongst Britain's worst have fought back against the critics.They have championed their home, branding it a "traditional" coastal resort boasting a stunning beach...

Scramble in Majorca as shops rush to 'thank' tourists with gift as protest panic sets in

Shop owners in Majorca are planning to hand out reusable bags to tourists who buy items in their stores, in an attempt to make visitors feel more welcome and appreciated. The initiative will be...

More than 50,000 migrants have crossed under Labour - 'scandalous!'

Keir Starmer faced fresh fury over the “scandalous” Channel migrant fiasco after the number of small boat arrivals under Labour surged past 50,000.Around 400 people were detected in small boats...

World famous tourist hotspot 'going under' as economic chaos sparks horror predictions

Las Vegas, a city fuelled by its booming gambling market and high-spending visitors, is often used as an indicator to see how well the wider US economy is doing. However, the city has seen a cut in...

Oasis launch foul-mouthed Edinburgh rant as fans branded ‘fat and rowdy’

Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher launched a foul-mouthed tirade at Edinburgh City Council as the band arrived in Scotland for their Murrayfield gigs. On stage on Friday (August 8) for Oasis’ first...

The incredible train as big as a 150-floor skyscraper - tickets cost £5K

Stretching an astonishing 1476 feet in length, this newly refurbished luxury train is as long as a 150-storey skyscraper is tall. Originally built in France in 1929, the Al Ándalus train is the...

Rats, mould and dangerous overcrowding - inside illegal house-shares hiding in plain sight

Rats, mould and dangerous overcrowding - inside illegal house-shares hiding in plain sight5 hours agoTarah Welsh and Zack AdesinaBBC NewsIn the middle of the night, says Maria, groups of people can...

Chaos in Sadiq Khan’s London as Victorian homes turned into illegal HMOs for 15 people

Sadiq Khan has been slammed after a new report revealed a new London housing scandal, in which up to 15 people are living inside illegal HMOs. The BBC has exposed a widespread black market in the...

Huge £323m boost for Cyprus as 179k Brits pour into island - spending £85 a day each

Boasting beautiful beaches, fascinating ancient ruins and medieval castles and a delicious blend of Greek and Middle Eastern cusine, it's not surprising that the Mediterranean island of Cyprus has...

Panic in Majorca as Brits abandon town leaving hotels and restaurants empty

Several resort towns on the picturesque Spanish island of Majorca are experiencing a worrying decline in tourist arrivals, particularly concerning given that the summer holidays are now in full...

Panic in Majorca as shops suffer 20% slump in sales as hotels appease tourists

Despite resorts being full of tourists, shops in one tourist hotspot are suffering this summer. Revenue has fallen in Majorca stores by up to 20% according to Pepe Tirado, president of the Acotur...

Panic in Majorca as hundreds of restaurants set to close thanks to 'sandwich tourists'

A wave of panic is sweeping through Mallorca’s hospitality sector as the island braces for the potential closure of hundreds of restaurants this year. The warning comes from Juanmi Ferrer,...

Travel companies slash prices in bid to get Brits to snap up to Spain, Greece and Turkey

Major holiday companies including TUI, Jet2, and EasyJet have slashed their prices, so Brits who have yet to book a July and August break can make use of the low prices. Price cuts include popular...