€2 Cinema tickets

NOWADAYS, almost everyone uses streaming services, whether it’s Netflix, HBO, Amazon Prime or another platform, and trips to the cinema are becoming less and less common.

In a bid to boost cinema attendance, the Spanish government has launched an initiative with the participation of 420 cinemas including Kinépolis, Yelmo and Cinesa to bring audiences back to the cinema.

Those over 65 will be able to get cinema tickets priced at only €2 on Tuesdays at 3,000 cinemas in Spain, starting from July 11.

According to data from the Institute of Cinematography and Audiovisual Arts

Anna Ellis

THE price of housing rental in Spain increased by 9.2 per cent over the last 12 months, according to a report published by the property management company, idealista.

At the end of June 2023, renting a property in our country had a cost of €11.8 per square metre.

Francisco Inareta, spokesperson for idealista, confirmed: “As long as the available supply does not increase, there will be no way to contain prices.

“Neither the limits established in the Housing Law nor the promises of future developments seem to be able to contain the escalation of rents, which is getting worse for Spanish families every day.”

Prices reached record highs in 25 capitals, includ­