Fly to Malaga

Malaga has been called “the real European cultural capital” by travel experts around the world. Based on this assessment, it is not difficult to understand why Malaga City is called the “true” Capital of the Costa del Sol, Seville. Over the past few years, tourism has been developing at such a fast pace in the area that there are now more visitors reaching Malaga than stopping by on Seville, Andalusia’s official capital city. One of the most famous points in Malaga is the Picasso Museum, which opened in 2003. It is located at the historical center of the city and attracts large crowds of cultural tourists from all over the world, who come there to visit the great artist’s birthplace in Malaga. Malaga is an ever expanding city and it hosts millions of tourists all year long, but especially during the summer period. The largest airport in the city is the Malaga International Airport (AGP), officially named “Pablo Ruiz Picasso.” The average number of passengers using the airport is about 16,000,000 annually. The Costa del Sol area, and most of Andalusia as well, are served by Malaga Airport. The Airport is currently the fourth largest airport in Spain, although it is sometimes alleged to be the busiest, especially during the summer. The Malaga Airport’s website has a special section covering the lowest airfares for all flights to and from Malaga. Both local and international airlines have a large number of special-season airfare deals to suit the taste and budget of most customers. All airlines offer low fares to most destinations within the UK and other European destinations. There are 17 Spanish airports which offer regular flights both to and from Malaga, plus about 120 world airlines that offer flights to Malaga Airport. To land good airfare deals, you should start looking for tickets as early as possible, as flights to Malaga sell out quickly and early in the season.