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Friday News ⚡️

Barcelona may join the list of Spanish cities (joining Mallorca, Menorca and Ibiza) that will impose restrictions on tourists this summer. The city can't take more tourists, with 27 million tourists coming here every year.

Equinix will build a new data center in Barcelona. The city is becoming a more important strategic center for the Mediterranean and will now serve as a strategic data point between Europe, Africa and the Middle East.

Cooking paella has become more expensive even after a reduction in food tax. The cost of rice went up nearly 20% and olive oil 30.5%.

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«Just one step separates the great friendship from an invitation to a pyramid scheme» 🥺

A rehabilitation center for crypto-addicts opened in Spain. The center is called The Balance (not to be confused with Binance), and treatment includes massage, yoga, therapy and cycling. There are spas and villas, one client spent over $75,000 for a 4-week stay and he stopped worrying about his portfolio balance.

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This Monday's Spanish news ⚡️

• Spanish airlines near 100% of pre-COVID passenger volumes.

• Spanish health workers are continuing to protest and strike against the capitalist offensive against health care. Organizers say 670,000 people took to the streets, one of the largest protests in Spain’s capital in decades.

• Tripadvisor named Mallorca one of the world's best places to see nature. The island's best beach was named Playa de Muro, a 6 km long sandy beach with lifeguards.

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Some Spanish News ⚡️

Winter returns to Spain this week: with cold winds, drastic temperature changes and snow.

Starting in 2024, passengers at Spanish airports will no longer have to throw away liquids and take out their laptops. That's because the El Prat and Barajas airports in Madrid will be the first to get new 3D scanners that will scan the contents of luggage in detail.

Spanish police have discovered in Barcelona 100-year-old drawings by Dali that were stolen in a burglary last year. Police arrested three brothers in their 50s. They specifically targeted houses with works of art, coin collections and other valuable items.

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Today all news are about transport. So happy transportation news day ⚡️

🚲 «Bicycles... What do you think about it?» — Spanish companies ask employees. All because of the initiative «En bici al trabajo» («To work by bicycle»), which encourages the use of a bicycle instead of a car. The initiative is already working in several European countries, and additional payments are being considered for companies whose employees ride bicycles. A French employee can earn up to 800 euros a year this way.

🚗 Car sales in Spain are up 51%. The country leads Europe in car sales. In January alone, 760,041 new cars were bought in the EU.

🚞 Railway operator Renfe is celebrating the anniversary of the route Madrid > Barcelona with an unusual sale. Fifteen years of operation and 15 euros per ticket. The sale will last until February 25, with tickets valid for travel from March 15.

Pictured are Spanish employees on their way to active-passive income.

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The Lonely Planet editors were asked, «which route to take in Spain so you can see the best of it?» 🚀

There are two such routes. Today we will tell you about one of them. The first route: for a calm northern trip.

🌳 The green north coast is not the most popular destination so it’s not crowded and has great beaches.

Plan:
> Start with a couple of days in elegant Oviedo, the capital of Asturias. There are Doromanian churches, markets, an art museum, and delicious food.
Eat at Tierra Astur. It has inexpensive lunches and award-winning cider.
And Gloria was opened by Michelin-starred brothers.

> After Oviedo, hop on the train to Arriondas (on the picture). 90 minutes and you’re in a town at the foot of the mountains. And then to the beach, take the train to Ribadesella, the pearl of the Asturian coast.

Then go to the fishing town of San Vicente de la Barquera. From here you can go to Santander, where the Centro Botín art gallery designed by Renzo Piano is located.

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One bright yellow house in Barcelona catches the eye and stands out sharply from its neighbors 👀

It was designed by the architectural firm Mach. The adjoining buildings helped provide privacy, making the front and rear facades of all three floors glass. On the ground is a heavy plinth, on it is a light metal structure, open to the landscape and the sun, and the yellow color perfectly harmonizes with the greenery and the blue sky.

Credit link to Mach Architects.
Photographers Del Rio Bani and Mark Rabadan.
And here is the original article.

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Where to go on vacation this year?

Lanzarote is for lovers of dramatic landscapes. There are volcanoes, lava fields, cliffs, whitewashed houses, palm groves and beaches. The island has been declared a biosphere reserve by UNESCO.

Mallorca is a classic vacation destination. The island has it all: a lively city, beaches, the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range and port towns.

Tenerife is an island in the Canary archipelago with mesmerizing landscapes. This island is home to Mount Teide, a dormant volcano and the highest peak in Spain. Some beaches are covered in black sand.

Menorca — Fewer people come here than to neighboring Mallorca and Ibiza. Stay in a rustic farmhouse or escape the routine in a boutique hotel. People come here for the peace: the coast with its pine trees, sandy beaches and coves.

Marbella is a resort on the coast with mountains and 27-kilometer coastline. There are beautiful beaches and golf courses. The coast has the «Golden Mile» with a marina and superyachts.

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With those guys you can book caravans, steamships, buses (almost everything) for your sudden journeys 🛩

Busbud will find the cheapest bus tickets, compare prices and book the ticket. Supports a bunch of languages.
https://www.busbud.com/es

Flixbus — buses all over Europe from 5 euros.
https://global.flixbus.com/

Rome2Rio — all transport and the most complex routes. Plan routes between cities and countries, shows the cost and duration, allows you to buy a ticket at once.
https://www.rome2rio.com/

Omio — trains, buses, flights and ferries.
https://www.omio.com/

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Spanish Monday digest ⚡️

The UAE and Spain plan to strengthen their economic and grow financial collaboration: grow trades in tourism, technology, logistics, and paying attention to investments in entrepreneurship, industry and trade.

Some parts of Valencia will get cold weather. Temperatures will drop to 12 degrees and there will be wind, but from the middle of the week it will start to get warmer. It is spring after all!

Portugal and Ireland have closed the«golden visa» programs and Spain could be next. One of the main reasons for the closures is the housing crisis.

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Where to go on a family vacation?

Bounce, a leading international travel company, has analyzed Spanish cities and made the top destinations. Here are results👇🏻

First place went to the Alicante, it is in the photo.
Second place in the resort of Benidorm.
Then go Valencia, Malaga and Granada.
Then Palma de Mallorca, Madrid, Barcelona, Santiago de Compostela.
Toledo
rounds out the selection.

What is the rating based on?
The number of parks and green spaces, attractions and recreational areas for adults and children, also the average cost of hotels, safety, the number of restaurants with children's menus and the weather were taken into account.

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Wednesday News ⚡️

A winter storm hit Majorca yesterday, bringing strong winds, heavy rainfall, low temperatures and dangerous waves. Meteorologists at the Aemet Agency say the island received up to 180 liters of rain per square meter, a record amount of snow, and wind speeds of up to 33 meters per second. The snow photo was taken from here.

Spaniards are reading more! Reading in their free time has increased by 5.7% in 10 years. Young readers between the ages of 15 and 18 are increasingly interested in books. Analyzed by the Federation of Publishers Guilds of Spain, the regular readers in their report are those who say they read books at least once a week (52% of the population). A significant percentage of Spaniards (35.2%) never or hardly ever read (reading etiquettes and announcements at the bus stop were not counted).

The national network of Spanish railroads Renfe spends more than 400 thousand euros to remove graffiti from trains. This is every year and only in Andalusia.

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