ccording to the Salobreña Town Hall, work on ‘urbanizing’ the new hotel area will be completed within ten months.
Salobreña Hotels Work
by Vivienne Hughes •
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Hotel Development Movement
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Mayor of Salobreña, Mª Eugenia Rufino, has announced that work has begun on the hotel-project area behind the western beach.
Almuñécar Easter Power Cut
by Martin Myall •
Bars, restaurants and shops in Almuñécar are livid over the 2-hour power cut on Easter Thursday, just when the town was packed with tourists.
Salobreña Torn Between Progress and Conservation
by Vivienne Hughes •
Nobody in the business sector would argue that Salobreña needs hotels, but at the same time there is reticence over losing the vega.
Scandies & Frenchies Welcome!
by David Darby •
The Town Hall and TUI Travel PLC, have come up with a few ideas to promote Almuñécar and La Herradura as tourist destinations for Scandinavians and French-speaking countries.
TUI Travel PLC are a world leader in vacation type travel, so they should know what they are doing.
Salobreña Hotel Projects on the Move
by Hugh MacArthur •
It would appear that the TH1 area of Salobreña, earmarked for hotel-use only, will start to take shape at the end of this year.
Saved by Johnny Foreigner!
by Martin Myall •
Foreign tourists are and have been pouring into Spain, which not only brings in cash for the shaky Spanish economy, but it also makes up for the drop in internal tourism.
Looming Gloom
by Martin Myall •
It is going to be a hard winter; and not solely because of the temperatures, but because of the lack of trade. All along Costa Tropical, hotel season closures will mean that 2,500 hotel beds will disappear, along with 800 jobs.
Hotel Gloom Over Imserso
by Martin Myall •
Hotels on the Costa Tropical face having to close down for the off season as fears grow over the a possible loss of state-subsidized holidays for pensioners.
Ski Resort Discord
by Martin Myall •
The publicly owned company, Cetursa, that manages the whole of the skiing complex on Sierra Nevada decided to close the season earlier than normal, which with the late snowfalls at the beginning of April, did not amuse the rest of the businesses up there; restaurants, hotels and shops.