Lifestyle
As the people’s paper, Euro Weekly News shares lifestyle news, practical guides, and everyday advice for foreign residents and international readers living in Spain and beyond. From local tips and community stories to health, travel, food, and living in Spain, our Lifestyle section helps readers make the most of life abroad with trusted information and real world insight.
Jerez Airport strengthens UK links as major airline changes reshape southern Spain
Jerez Airport is experiencing a renewed phase of international growth, driven by expanding UK routes operated by Jet2 and Jet2holidays, following a broader reshaping of...
FBI warns Microsoft users about a new AI scam that can steal accounts without passwords
A lot of people still feel relatively safe once they activate two factor authentication on their accounts. The logic seems simple. Even if somebody steals the...
Genesis GV60 – quiet refinement that would put a library to shame
Genesis is the first book of the bible – it was also a rock band to those of a certain age - and means the...
Hello2Spain: Local expertise, international reach and results that matter
With buyer demand across the Costa Blanca continuing to attract interest from Spain, Northern Europe and beyond, homeowners thinking of selling are in a strong...
To test or not to test: Understanding prostate cancer screening and early detection
Sometimes there is no perfect answer in medicine, and prostate cancer screening remains one of those complex issues. The subject has recently returned to the...
Pet-sitters fall in love with Gatsby
Finding sitters for all kinds of pets One of our regular house-sitters wrote a blog recently telling us about caring for Gatsby, a large dog who...
Ryanair launches cheap Pride flights from Spain and some fares start at under €25
For a lot of people planning a summer city break, Pride events across Europe are becoming just as important as beaches or festivals. And Ryanair...
Thousands of drivers in Spain are now receiving unexpected €1,000 fines
A lot of drivers in Spain are discovering the same thing lately. That moment when you open the letterbox, glance at an official envelope and...
Retired speed demons: Senior citizens in 70s hit 141km/h in old classic Citroën 2CV on 80 km/h road
French police officers pulled over an unexpected car after radar detection showed extreme speed on a routine country route. Jaw-dropping speed reading leaves police amazed Police officers...
New EU driving rule means future cars may refuse to start
Drivers buying a new car in Europe from July 2026 may notice something changing behind the scenes. Every newly registered vehicle sold across the European Union...
Goodbye baggage chaos? Airlines move to modernise lost luggage systems
Most people assume airlines know exactly where their luggage is at all times. Then their suitcase disappears. And suddenly nobody seems completely sure whether it...
Madrid-Barajas introduces 3D scanners: What it means for manual checks at security control
Madrid’s Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport has introduced new security screening technology that is already in use in passenger checkpoints as of May 2026, marking a...
Why Ryanair passengers are suddenly being stopped more often over cabin bags in 2026
If you have flown with Ryanair recently, you may have noticed something different before boarding. Passengers across Europe are increasingly saying cabin bag checks feel much...
Power bank charging in hold forces easyJet flight emergency landing in Rome
EasyJet passengers endured a night of disruption after a phone charger in checked luggage provoked an emergency landing. Passengers on board flight EZY2618 from Hurghada in...