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The fan has become the best-selling item at the Málaga Fair, overtaking the hat and the rociera cane, reflecting the heat and tourism boom.
The Arab Souk returns to Benalmádena Pueblo from August 27 to 30 with falconry, workshops, concerts, and gastronomy. The event aims to boost local trade.
Fuengirola installs a giant postal stamp for selfies by the River Park, with Sohail Castle in the background, to strengthen the Fuengirola brand.
The Balcón de Europa Gastronomic Fair returns to Nerja from August 21 to 23 with concerts by Falete, Lya and OBK and local artisan products.
Málaga's tourist offices handled 5,545 inquiries at the start of the Fair, 14% less than in 2025, with Saturday seeing an increase (+12%).
The Champions Burger returns to Mijas from August 20 to September 6 with 17 food trucks, a cheesecake area, and an expected 200,000 attendees.
Hotel occupancy for the Málaga Fair drops to 88.4%, five points lower than in 2025, although the last weekend rises to 95%.
Rincón de la Victoria unveils an Alexa skill and geolocated tourist podcasts narrated by locals to engage visitors and residents.
The Málaga Metropolitan Transport Consortium boosts services with 188,232 extra seats during the Fair, nearly double last year, with a new route to Almogía.
Málaga Fair 2026 will take place from August 15 to 22 with two venues: city centre and Real Cortijo de Torres. Verdiales, sweet wine, and local cuisine will be highlights.
Estepona celebrates Tourist Day with yoga, distribution of carnations and the recognition of 'Tourist of Honour 2026' to thank visitors for choosing the city.
The Benalmádena Town Hall presents the new taxi service uniform, managed by Innoben, to offer a more homogeneous and professional image.