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Melilla: fines of up to €3,000 under its Tourism Regulation (2010)
Melilla has no regulation of its own for tourist homes. Its Tourism Regulation applies: responsible declaration and automatic entry in the Registry, and fines of up to €750 (minor), €751–1,500 (serious) and €1,501–3,000 (very serious). Source: BOME extraordinary no. 12, 29-07-2010.
Updated on 10/10/2026Palma: ban on new tourist places in housing published in the BOIB
The BOIB of 27-06-2026 publishes the final approval (Plenary 28-05-2026) of the PG23 amendment: the whole municipality becomes a non-eligible zone for ETH. It does not affect places already authorised, but prevents renewing non-permanent ETH and relocating places. The notice does not state the date of entry into force.
Updated on 09/10/2026Basque Country: automatic suspension of new tourist homes in tense housing areas
Law 6/2025 (art. 7) amends art. 20.4 of Law 13/2016: in areas declared tense residential markets, new tourist homes and rooms are suspended and not registered while the area declaration lasts.
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