
Custom views and reception robots: This is what hotels of the future will look like
The first signs of a technological transformation that will revolutionize the hotel industry are already becoming apparent and increasingly visible to guests

The first signs of a technological transformation that will revolutionize the hotel industry are already becoming apparent and increasingly visible to guests

Thomas Jonglez, founder of the publishing house bearing his name, curates the 10 most photogenic sites from his label’s latest compendium of urbex photography, ‘The Atlas of Abandoned Places.’ The book not only showcases stunning imagery but also serves as a plea to safeguard, protect, and preserve cultural heritage

The incident comes on the anniversary of the 1972 bombing at the Munich Olympics in which Palestinian gunmen killed 11 Israeli athletes

American photographer Martin Gray has spent 40 years traveling the world in search of mystical enclaves. For those looking for travel ideas, here are 12 spots recommended in his new book

The authorities will have to decide who gets the first 20 million doses of a drug that requires ultra-cold storage

The Madrid region continues to face the greatest pressure, with 21% of hospital beds occupied by Covid-19 patients, compared to the national average of 8.6%
Fatalities reach 5,704 but the real figure could be higher as untested victims are not being counted, study finds
Health officials say the material was bought from a Chinese company that met EU criteria, but China says the manufacturer did not have an official license to sell its products

Overburdened hospitals, a shortage of protective gear and testing kits that never arrive. The pandemic is reaching its peak without enough resources or a real picture of the true spread of the disease

Officials admit the worst is yet to come as Spain exceeds 1,000 deaths and field hospitals start going up across the country

A local initiative by women who stitch shoes at home has already produced 5,000 units, and the idea has caught on across the country

Medical associations warned weeks ago that more resources were needed to diagnose cases of Covid-19, a process that has proven to help curb the number of infections in countries such as South Korea

Summit the highest peak in the Spanish peninsula, wander through labyrinthine streets, and sample traditional food on a visit to the picturesque villages of Bubión, Capileira and Pampaneira

Desperate to escape the heat? Try the Valle del Roncal in Navarre, the highlands of Cuenca or villages in Cáceres and Huesca

Explore some of the most colorful and exciting corners of Spain’s top tourism fair

From the triple enclosure of Monasterio de Santa María de Poblet to the dodecagonal floor nave of La Iglesia de la Vera Cruz, here is a selection of essential visits

From Navarre and Málaga, to Soria and Burgos, you’ll find a wealth of walking ideas here – perfect to burn off some of that seasonal indulgence

In places like the eerie deserts of Aragón or fairytale-like forests in La Gomera, you would be forgiven for thinking you had taken a trip into outer space

Enjoy panoramic views of stunning landscapes from one of these picturesque, ‘selfie’-friendly spots

Take a look at our action-packed guide to the holidays complete with tulips, zombies and water slides

From Vigo to Seville, here are some spectacular vantage points in nine Spanish cities

From the back roads of La Mancha to the splendor of the Pyrenees, the country is a bike lovers’ paradise

From Teruel to Avila, we suggest three scenic routes for a weekend break of nature and stargazing
All types of queens, giant ants, mermaid abductions and, of course, several sardine burials; here are some of the wildest celebrations

When the weather gets cooler, Spain’s forests explode in a display of reds and yellows

Spain is increasingly embracing a tradition once viewed suspiciously as a foreign import

From hearty stews to refreshing soups, here is what to look for and where to eat it