Malaga is a Spanish tourism hotspot beloved by Brits, but now there are fears of a mass exodus of holidaymakers due to a potential new ban.
The historic city centre of Malaga is bracing for a significant transformation that could see the end of a five-year prohibition on new bars and restaurants.
The city council has unveiled a €72,600 (£60,000) project to assess noise levels across the centre and the Teatinos neighbourhood.
Both areas were designated Acoustically Saturated Zones (SAZ) in 2019, halting the opening of new bars and restaurants in these tourist-heavy locations.
Restaurant owners in these bustling districts have been lobbying for the lifting of these restrictions, arguing they have stunted business growth in two of Malaga’s…
