Best things about Fuerteventura
There is more to this island than meets the eye. The climate is possibly its most outstanding feature. There are more than 300 days of sunshine with very little rain which differs from the other Canary Islands.
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Andalusia here I come. My heart lifts as it always does when I embark on a new trip. The blast of hairdryer heat as I exit the plane in Malaga for the TBEX (Travel Bloggers Exchange) conference never disappoints. I am in Marbella for the Europe 2022 TBEX conference, in the gorgeous Spanish province of Andalusia.
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The Andalusian city of Cordoba may not have the beaches of the Costa del Sol, but it has more than enough attractions to make up for it. A magical and ancient city, it nestles on the banks of the great Guadalquivir River. In Roman times this river was navigable all the way from the port of Cadiz.
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Romantic Seville is a beautiful city, compact and easy to walk around. Take the time to wander near the cathedral and you will find delightful winding streets and little squares. The Guadalquivir river runs through the city. Walk across one of the charming bridges into the Triana area of the city.
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The crisis in the Canary Islands has been very well managed.The priority for the future is to ensure that health and safety measures are applied to make sure that holidays are safe and happy.
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Spain has constantly reinvented itself in the wake of huge economic turmoil to keep tourists coming back. The country may have benefited from the misfortunes of other popular holiday destinations such as Tunisia and Egypt, but Spain is still top of the holiday pops with the UK sunseeker.
