The Alicante town of Dénia, one of the Spanish municipalities with the highest rate of foreign residents, has announced that it will ban tourist apartments in certain neighbourhoods by 2029.
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Updated: Wed 10 Jun 2026 10:26 CET
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Dénia will not be renewing tourist licences in certain neighbourhoods from 2029. Photo: Echiner / Wikimedia Commons
The Alicante town of Dénia, one of the Spanish municipalities with the highest rate of foreign residents, has announced that it will ban tourist apartments in certain neighbourhoods by 2029.
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