Spain
World’s first influencer: How an American writer put Spanish castle on the map
I’m standing in the hallway of one of Spain’s most visited attractions, curious as to why there’s a plaque dedicated to an American.
- Shaney Hudson
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It may be your idea of hell, but I loved this famous European hike
The Camino del Norte is first and foremost a religious pilgrimage and, if done in full, starts near the French border and ends about 830 kilometres later.
- Karl Quinn
There are just two ingredients in this dish, but there’s nothing better
It’s a key building block upon which an entire cuisine is based – a simple, incredibly tasty dish that you will find everywhere across north-eastern Spain.
- Ben Groundwater
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- Donald Trump
On Trump’s gilded stage, history has no worth – even if he understood it
Donald Trump’s complaints about Britain and European nations being “uncooperative” with his attack on Iran are ignorant and hollow when viewed against the light of 20th century history.
- Tony Wright
After seeing this city on two wheels, I want to move here
With about 230 kilometres of dedicated lanes, this Spanish metropolis’ bike network provides a fabulous way to visit the city sights.
- Kate Armstrong
Immigration freeze on table as deep rift splits Europe
Sharply different policies in neighbouring countries highlight the division over immigration and the potential for it to shape some of the continent’s biggest elections.
- David Crowe
The fast talker building a luxury travel empire
From subletting apartments to backpackers to launching an innovative luxury travel platform, Adam Schwab is the consummate entrepreneur.
- Trudi Jenkins
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How gap in track could have caused horror Spanish train crash
The death toll in the “truly strange” incident is now 40, with some bodies found far from the crash site and more expected to be found inside the mangled trains.
At least 21 killed after two high-speed trains derail in Spain
At least 21 people have died after two high-speed trains derailed in southern Spain, officials say.
The one thing you must always do in Spain
There’s something better than lunch in Spain, and that is a high compliment, because there are few things on this entire planet better than having lunch in Spain.
- Ben Groundwater