Drum roll please……Forbes magazine has announced that Malaga on the Costa del Sol is the world’s best place to live and work in. It seems that since we said that Malaga is probably the world’s most underrated city, the accolades and recognitions it deserves seem to keep flooding in. Not only that, Malaga also came in at number one for the weather, along with for local friendliness and general senses of safety. Forbes’ comprehensive global expat survey also revealed that…

One of the best things we love about living in Marbella is we can wake up early every day to catch the breath-taking sunrise whilst taking a walk along the Paseo Marítimo de San Pedro de Alcántara – and do we take advantage of this! San Pedro is simply a gem of a location and as the years go by, it is at the forefront of development – visit there now and it feels a world away from the place…

In the first quarter of 2023, Malaga airport saw 3.7 million passengers pass through, representing a 9% increase compared to 2019, the last normal year before the pandemic. This has propelled Malaga to become Spain’s official third busiest airport, behind only Madrid and Barcelona who welcomed 13.4 and 9.9 million people respectively. British visitors identified as the number one international tourist group, with 303,114 UK passengers passing through. For last year in 2022, Aena, the state-owned airport management company who…

From the quality of live that living here in Spain offers, the versatility of the attractions that are on offer here, the great weather, the beaches, the sea, the mountains, the restaurants, growing industries such as the tech sector, the list is endless – there is a wealth of reasons that are magnetizing more people towards the Costa del Sol, and the growing demand from the U.S is reflecting this. A week ago today we celebrated the first direct flight…

Spain’s airport operator has reported Malaga’s Costa del Sol airport to have received 3.7 million passengers in the from January to March 2023. This represents an 8.7 per cent increase to that of 2019 and 35.4 per cent more than last year. As a result, it is officially Spain’s third busiest airport, exceeding other major tourist destinations such as Palma de Mallorca and Tenerife. Malaga was behind only Madrid’s Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas airport and Barcelona’s Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat airport, receiving…

It just keeps getting better. For all it offers, including a highly envious all-round climate, we have always said that Malaga is perhaps one of the most underrated cities in the world. Thankfully, it appears that the Malaga region is finally receiving an ever growing global acclaim where more and more people are choosing to visit. Through a survey and analysis of 420 cities across 89 different countries, with the exclusion of capital cities, Forbes magazine has officially ranked Malaga…

This story further highlights the allure that the Malaga province has, even when the world’s population were living through some of the toughest times ever experienced. During the times throughout the global pandemic, where public fear of travel and even just leaving home was at its all-time highest, some 17,247 people took the decision to move to Malaga, with the province’s population exceeding 1.7 million for the first time. According to Spain’s National Institute of Statistics (INE) Malaga province saw…

It just keeps getting better. We have always said that Malaga is perhaps one of the world’s most underrated cities. However, the Malaga region is receiving ever greater global acclaim where more and more people are choosing to visit. Through a survey and analysis of 420 cities across 89 different countries, with the exclusion of capital cities, Forbes magazine has officially ranked Malaga as the number one city choice for an urban getaway. Forbes journalist Duncan Madden provides a glowing…

The ocean covers over 70% of the planet. It is our life source, supporting humanity’s sustenance and that of every other organism on earth. The ocean produces at least 50% of the planet’s oxygen, it is home to most of earth’s biodiversity, and is the main source of protein for more than a billion people around the world. Not to mention, the ocean is key to our economy with an estimated 40 million people being employed by ocean-based industries by…

Unknown to many as underpublicized, the 21st of September is Zero Emissions Day. It is a day when we are challenged to live just one day by where we do not engage in any activity where we emit any carbon emissions. Directly or indirectly, this is a pretty impossible task but what we can do, is to try and live a day where we have as little carbon impact upon the planet as possible. Climate change is one of the…