If you're planning a trip to Spain in the near future, here's what you need to know about the new and upcoming travel rules

British travellers will face more bureaucracy when visiting the nation’s favourite holiday destination, Spain, from 2 December. New entry requirements are coming into force that require a host of data to be provided when checking into accommodation or hiring a car, from passport details to home address and mobile phone number.

It ’ s because of a new law coming into effect which aims to improve Spain ’ s national security. The law requires accommodation providers and car rental firms to collect more personal information about their customers and share that info with the Spanish government. So, if you ’ re travelling to Spain, what info will you need to have to hand?

Controversial new rules requiring Spanish hotels, car rental agencies, and other tourism operators to collect additional personal data from travelers came into effect Monday. The new rules are reportedly meant to help police combat terrorism and organized crime,

Starting today (December 2), travelers to this popular European destination will be required to provide additional personal information when booking accommodations or renting cars. The post Traveling to Spain?

Brits flying to Spain will have to navigate a new set of rules from today that could cause further delays when travelling. The new regulations - in force from Monday, December 12 - require tourists to provide a wealth of personal details as tourists face more red tape just to enjoy a break.

From Monday 2 December, new rules will apply to tourists wanting to go to Spain. Spain wants to step up the fight against terrorism and organised crime and from 2 December, operators of hotels, campsites and car rental companies will be obliged to register detailed info about their customers.

Tourists visiting Spain will face more paperwork on their holidays, thanks to a new law that requires hotels and car hire firms to gather detailed personal information about their customers.