Making the Marbella lifestyle yours
June 29th, 2020 — 1:16pm
People have been coming to Marbella for decades now to relax, have fun and enjoy not only a fantastic climate but also first-class leisure amenities. Over the years, many have extended their holiday relationship with this region to buy a second home and spend as much time here as possible, and before long the Costa del Sol also became a favoured place to retire—but for a long time working here was a little more complicated. Continue reading »
It couldn’t be helped, with large parts of the world, including the Costa del Sol, in lockdown in response to the Covid-19 situation, business was down for the simple reason that movement and travel were impaired. Sectors such as retail and hostelry were particularly hard-hit, as were airlines and certain types of manufacturing, but property agents, both in Marbella and across the world, proved very adaptable in using modern communication technologies to continue to offer 
Last month may have been November but it might as well have been Christmas every day in Marbella with community events and local companies bringing festive cheer to one and all. From special nights at the theatre in the city of 
The last day of the month welcomes in celebrations in the form of Andalucía Day, a regional festivity that commemorates the day this part of Spain voted to become an autonomous region of the country. The anniversary is usually spent in the company of family and friends, and people enjoy themselves in various ways: eating delicious Andalusian cuisine, appreciating music and perhaps sampling some Spanish wines.
The beginning of the year can sometimes take a bit of time to gather pace, all the more so in a place that is so strongly focused on the summer as is the case of the Costa del Sol, but this year has got off to a flying start. The good weather has played a great part in brisk demand for holiday bookings in this sunny part of Europe, especially now that the weather is so icy in the rest of the continent.