Spain Holiday Travel Warning as the airport closed, flights cancelled and swimming ban: This article is important for those who are planning a trip in autumn/winter, there are few travel warnings to be aware of as the country Spain and its the Canary Islands have been striking by the eruptions of volcanoes and sharks sightings. The makers of holidays with trips booked to Spain are being alerted after a major airport closed and swimming has been prohibited at a famous beach. The country Spain is presently open to the citizens of the UK for a getaway as the Foreign Office now permitting non-essential travel to the popular and favourite destination. Follow More Update On GetIndiaNews.com
Spain Holiday Travel Warning
The warning comes as 47 places which will be erased from the red list on Monday, making the travel much cheaper and easier for travellers. The makers of holiday heading out to the country Spain should always be required to check the Foreign travel advice issued by government before leaving, including what tests need to be taken and which rules should be following.
Aerodrome ClosedÂ
The aerodrome on the island of Spanish of La Palma closed last night as a consequence of vast clouds of ash gushing from a volcanic eruption. As per air traffic operator AENA, on Thursday, An increase in ash and dust on the runaway has forced local authorities to ground flights. Other airports in the Islands of Canary remains open and the cloud of ash is unlikely to pose any broader risk to air travel for now, as informed by the spokesperson. It is 2nd time that the airport of La Palma has been closed due to ash buildup since the volcanic eruption started on Sunday, 19th September 2021.
The operator stated on Twitter in which he wrote, “The #LaPalma#Airport is still broken-down due to ash accumulation, the work of cleaning is going on. The rest of the #Canarias airports are operational. Check with your air service, especially in the case of #TenerifeNorte. Few flights will also be operated from #TenerifeSur.”
The volcano on La Palma has been exploding out jets of red-hot lava for above than two weeks forcing thousands to escape from their homes.
Swimming Prohibited At Beach
Swimmers have been prohibited from making entry into the water at a Spanish beach after the sighting of a shark. The shark was viewed off the shore of the Playa del Porter beach in Teulada, on Costa Blanca. This area is particularly famous among British tourists and a warning will remain till the next notice.
