Showing posts with label spain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spain. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 12, 2026

#Spain #4KTravelDocumentary #MegaProjects - SPAIN: Quietly Building the Future While Most of the World Hasn’t Noticed | 4K Documentary

17 July 2026

  • SPAIN: Quietly Building the Future While Most of the World Hasn’t Noticed | 4K Documentary
  • Spain is often seen through its beaches, historic cities, and timeless culture. But behind that familiar image lies a different story: a country quietly reshaping its future through massive infrastructure, advanced engineering, clean energy, water systems, and scientific ambition.

In this 4K travel documentary, we explore how Spain moves global trade through powerful seaports, reclaims urban space by sending traffic underground, connects millions of people through hidden transport networks, carries water across dry landscapes, stores sunlight to generate electricity after dark, and looks beyond Earth through one of the world’s most advanced observatories.

These projects are more than concrete, steel, tunnels, bridges, mirrors, and machines. Together, they reveal how Spain is preparing for the challenges of the future: climate, mobility, energy, trade, and the way modern cities can live with both technology and nature. This is Spain from a perspective most travelers never see.

#Spain #4KTravelDocumentary #MegaProjects

Tuesday, August 11, 2026

#spain #seville #retirement - 10 Best Places to Live and Retire in Spain 🇪🇸 (Affordable, Safe & Great for Families): Ticket

10 August 2026

Check out all the places seen in this video: https://ticketlezgo.com/top-10-places... Looking for the best places to live and retire in Spain? This comprehensive guide breaks down the top 10 retirement destinations in Spain, comparing the cost of living in Spain, rental prices, and world-class healthcare standards with real numbers to help you find your dream lifestyle. Discover budget-friendly cultural gems like Granada and Seville, featuring authentic Andalusian charm, low living costs (around €700/month), and historic, walkable streets.

For affordable coastal living in Spain, Alicante and Valencia offer over 300 days of sunshine annually, flat pedestrian-friendly landscapes like the famous Turia Gardens, excellent expat communities, and lower real estate prices compared to major hubs. If you prefer premier Mediterranean living or a dynamic big-city atmosphere, explore Malaga, Mallorca, Barcelona, and Madrid, which feature top-tier international airports, globally recognized hospitals with English-speaking doctors, and vibrant cultural landmarks.

Alternatively, San Sebastian stands out as Spain's culinary capital with Michelin-starred dining, while Nerja provides a serene, white-washed village feel. Whether you are planning a relocation to Spain on a strict budget or seeking a luxury coastal retreat, this video reveals the exact locations that match your financial plans and preferred quality of life.

 

 📞0034 614520529✉️ andrew.walker@luxymed.com 

Please mention ITCRACING when contacting Andy

Photos of PuebloLos Mellizos . Pizzaria Bocateria Alma . Las Carboneras . Ayuntamiento . Plaza Andalucia . Sierras desde El Brosque . Plaza Nuevo de Saucedo . Articulos Reyes . Supermercado Día . Consultorio Villanueva del Rosario . Villanueva del Rosario desde El Brosque (zona del proyecto campo del golf) . Complejo Rosario (Repsol) . Farmacia

Sunday, August 9, 2026

#RetireInSpain #LivingInSpain #ExpatsInSpain - 10 WORST Cities to Retire in Spain Nobody Tells You About: Iberian Living

8 August 2026

Endless sunshine, world-class healthcare, a relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle, and a low cost of living make Spain the ultimate dream for many American retirees. But picking the wrong city can quickly turn your golden years into an expensive, isolated nightmare. In this video, we analyze official data, healthcare accessibility reports, climate metrics, and real expat experiences to reveal the 10 worst cities to retire in Spain for American seniors over 50. From inland cities with unbearable summer heat and coastal tourist traps with sky-high rental markets to isolated border towns, extreme regional tax burdens, and cities plagued by pickpocketing or squatters, discover which Spanish cities you should avoid before signing a lease or buying property. 🚨 KEY RETIREMENT RISKS COVERED: ☀️ Brutal Summer Heat Waves: Why cities in inland Andalusia pose genuine medical risks for seniors during July and August. 💰 Unaffordable Living Costs: High real estate prices, competitive rental markets, and regional wealth taxes that drain your 401(k) or Social Security. 🏥 Medical & Geographical Isolation: Regions with limited specialized medical care, heavy language barriers, or complex transport links back to the US. 🛡️ Safety & Squatter Issues: High rates of petty crime, organized pickpocketing rings, and "Okupas" (illegal squatters). Retire in Spain Mistakes: Worst places to live in Spain for expats, retiring abroad warning 2026, living in Spain cost of living. Spain Expat Healthcare & Visas: Non-Lucrative Visa (NLV) Spain, healthcare quality in Spanish cities, English-speaking doctors in Spain. Spain Weather for Seniors: Seville summer heat risk, San Sebastian climate, Costa Blanca vs. Costa del Sol retirement. Cost of Living in Spain: Cheapest cities in Spain vs. most expensive, Barcelona wealth tax on foreign assets, Spain safety for retirees. 🔔 Subscribe to the channel for weekly, honest breakdowns on moving abroad, cost-of-living analysis, and realistic expat advice!

 

 📞0034 614520529✉️ andrew.walker@luxymed.com 

Please mention ITCRACING when contacting Andy

Photos of PuebloLos Mellizos . Pizzaria Bocateria Alma . Las Carboneras . Ayuntamiento . Plaza Andalucia . Sierras desde El Brosque . Plaza Nuevo de Saucedo . Articulos Reyes . Supermercado Día . Consultorio Villanueva del Rosario . Villanueva del Rosario desde El Brosque (zona del proyecto campo del golf) . Complejo Rosario (Repsol) . Farmacia

Wednesday, March 12, 2025

#spain - Mysterious painful collapse of Iberian Funeral Plans in Spain. Why did company not advise holders? Are police investigating?

12 Mar 2025 — BRITISH expats are demanding answers following the 'disgraceful' disappearing act of a major funeral planning company in Spain. Iberian ...

Latest News 25 April 2025 - Full story here "Heaven can wait" page 6
4 hours ago — OLIVE PRESS INVESTIGATES: The vicious family battle brewing behind the mysterious painful collapse of Iberian Funeral Plans in Spain. by Jon ...


Still on Google 25 April 2025

An Iberian Funeral Plan takes care of all the Funeral Arrangements with our 24 hour English Speaking Bereavement Helpline, which will take care of everything.

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For the moment, It appears that there is no indication of any wrongdoing or intent to mislead those who hold funeral plans..................... See more


Whether you're buying a new funeral plan or you already have one, find out how to make sure your provider is authorised by us, and what you should do if it isn't.


Webmaster has chosen to replace his funeral plan with Avalon as to date he has not received any advice from Iberian to date (25 March). They are one of the 2 company´s in Spain covered by the FCA

(note Avalon have advised me that a client can only have one plan and in the event of Iberian plan being effective one plan would have to be released. I have assured Avalon that if this was the case I would release Iberian not theirs


5 Mar 2025 — Recent reports suggest that Iberian Funeral Plans may have ceased trading, leaving customers uncertain about the security of their pre-paid ...

Iberian announcement on Tuesday 2nd August 2022

It is believed in the press and by certain bodies in the UK that we are a UK funeral planning company

THIS IS NOT TRUE

Whilst regulation of the funeral planning market came into force on the 29th July 2022 this affects ONLY UK Companies.

We have worked with the FCA and one of their approved compliance companies and have been advised :

“Our understanding is that all of Iberian’s plans are sold to ex-pat customers to cover the costs of their funeral in Spain, Portugal and their offshore islands. These funeral plans are sold outside the UK and the funeral is also provided outside the UK. Therefore, these particular plans will fall outside the FCA’s rules and Iberian does not require FCA authorisation in this situation.” 

“Where Iberian sells funeral plans to ex-pat customers who reside in the primary locations and the funeral is also delivered in these locations, Iberian will not require FCA authorisation.”


“In summary, the FPCOB rules will not apply to Iberian funeral plans sold and serviced outside the United Kingdom. Therefore, Iberian does not need to be authorised by the FCA to sell and provide non-UK funeral plan contracts.”

As stated in our documentation and terms and conditions Iberian Plans are sold in Spain, Portugal and the Offshore islands for provision of services in those countries....................................