17th January 2013 
2 CommentsForeigners do not just come to Malaga for a holiday. Over the years, thousands of them have decided to stay and register in one of the municipalities of the Costa del Sol or the inland.
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Word travel Awards has awarded he Villa Padierna Palace Hotel, located in Marbella on the Costa del Sol, for the best “Golf Resort” in the world.
The low cost airline Jet2.com will increase flights from British cities to Malaga on the Costa del Sol in winter 2013/14.
This year’s edition of Seatrade Med, the most important fair of cruises in the Mediterranean to be held end of November in Marseille, will feature the Port of Malaga, one of the popular destinations in Mediterranean cruises.
30 years ago was inaugurated the Marina of Benalmadena, one of the most surprising port and residential complexes of the world, with exemplary facilities and a very attractive and unique architecture.
The arrival of autumn for many travellers is the ideal time to make trips to the Costa del Sol for a week, enjoy quieter beaches, sun and sea as well as outdoor activities with very pleasant temperatures. Moreover Malaga and the famous Costa del Sol are much more than beach
The city of Malaga has historically been an important tourist destination of sea and sun, specially as from the sixties decade.
Since the opening of the Picasso Museum a few years back, the capital of the Costa del Sol has become one of the most booming destinations of cultural tourism in Spain.
Malaga, capital of the always sunny Costa del Sol located in the region of Andalusia, has been since its beginnings one of the most beautiful and popular tourist destinations of Spain. If you wish to discover Malaga, begin with a long walk by the sea. The waves, the sun and the sand beneath your feet will convince you that Malaga is undoubtedly the perfect place for people who like to combine sea and city life.
– Aqualand in Torremolinos, Aquavelis in Velez-Malaga and the Aquapark in Mijas attract millions of people
– The three parks in the province offer entertainment and excitement for all ages
The three water parks on the Costa del Sol have become, over the years, an indispensable attraction included in the province’s tourist offer, specially during the hotter months. To get away from those packed and often dirty beaches with filthy sand and water, these places continue to offer the visitors a park full of fun and entertainment, with vertiginously steep slides, in which the adrenaline rushes through your whole body.
