Tourism in Spain

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From sunny archipelago and snowy mountains to semi-arid deserts, Spain embodies geographical diversity. At the crossroads of the Atlantic and the Mediterranean, this vast country offers some of Europe's most impressive scenery and some of its most delicious food.

Cities such as Madrid, Ibiza and Barcelona have long been Europe's top sex tourism and nightclub destinations. Today, sex tourism in Spain is growing more than ever and is gradually becoming one of the most popular sex tourism destinations in the world. In Madrid, the red light district is connected by a public road, so it is very accessible. In Barcelona, ​​the red light district is a popular tourist destination.

There are different types of places for adults in Spain. There are hundreds of brothels and erotic massage parlors.

Swinger clubs are very popular in Spain. You can find swingers and BDSM clubs in all major cities in Spain. Some clubs welcome singles to join a fetish party for a fee.

Most popular red light districts in Spain;

La Rambla in Barcelona

Gran Via in Madrid

In addition to local Spanish girls, there are also girls from Latin American countries working in Spain. Spanish facilitates access to them. Girls from Africa and Eastern Europe can also be found.

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Erotic massage parlors are very popular in Spain. In general, there is a big difference in the treatment of tourists and locals in Spain. Tourists usually pay more and receive worse service than locals. Of course, there are salons that cater primarily to tourists, but still provide excellent service. Today, the Internet is a very powerful tool for this type of business. If your spa gets a lot of bad reviews, your business goes out of business. However, if you are a tourist, try these few tips for better service and lower prices. Learn at least a few sentences in Spanish. Be cool and pretend you live in Spain because of your job. If you believe that the spa staff and massage therapists can return as paying customers, you can imagine that you are getting a much better service. Be polite and confident. Rude or arrogant people are usually not helped properly.They can make you feel like turning them on when you are very satisfied with the massage. It's a good idea to tip if you get good service.Make new local friends and ask where local men go for a special massage. Most of the places where the locals go are much better than the tourist places.

Madrid is the capital and the largest city.

Barcelona is a coastal city and a popular tourist destination. 

Malaga is the largest city in Andalusia.

Bilbao is the largest city in the north.

Cadiz is the oldest city in Western Europe.

Cordoba - The Great Mosque ("Mezquita") of Cordoba is one of the most beautiful buildings in the world. Granada is a beautiful city in the south.

Seville is a beautiful, green city and home to the third largest cathedral in the world. 

Valencia - Paella was invented here and it has some really nice beaches.

Zaragoza is the fifth largest city in Spain.

 Almeria has some of the best natural beaches and a variety of tapas.

Although prostitution is somewhat legal in Spain, the reality is that prostitution is in a legal vacuum. Sex workers take the place of pimps with impunity. Since 30% of Spanish prostitutes are illegal immigrants (many from South America) who came to Spain through human trafficking, the situation many prostitutes find themselves in legal limbo.

Although brothels have been illegal since 1956, many brothels continue to operate normally and disguise themselves as brothels, hotels ("hostels") or "clubs". Some are registered as hotel companies. They were most likely originally built with the intention of being a hotel. Some may go bankrupt and re-emerge as individual brothels. They have a very discreet and invisible entrance door with a small bell. After a while the door opens electrically. Then, in a dim, warm light, you climb the stairs, lined with heavy, velvety, soft carpets. Night club entrance. A woman is waiting for you upstairs, and with all the smiles you are quickly taken to the bar or to one of the bedrooms.

You can choose a woman and she will take turns entering the room, saying your name, kissing you on the cheek and then leaving. At the end, the woman reappears and you tell her which woman you want. Of course you can all decline and leave. But in more expensive brothels like Felina and EvenOnce, it's hard to see how to turn down such beauties. This high street brothel seems to have revived after the financial crisis of 2008-2009. Spain was hit hard in 2009, with unemployment reaching 25%. In this very difficult socio-economic situation, the central government seems to have sent a cautious signal to the local authorities not to close the brothels in order to provide (at least) an additional livelihood for the young women. The directive was accepted, and private groups opened multi-story brothels in major cities.

These brothels are regularly inspected by the police. They want to make sure there are no sex slaves, prostitutes, minors or illegal immigrants. Brothels make sure this never happens, because if there is even the slightest suspicion that women are being abused, the brothel can easily be shut down. The police even check if the girls have paid social security payments!

Women feel especially safe thanks to the brothel police investigations and Homeland Security guards. Maybe that's why, despite being popular with girls, prostitutes aren't always pretty for beauties. But another disadvantage of girls is that half of what they earn goes to brothels! This is to pay for maintenance, room/broth cleaning, staff and of course brothel owners. Thus, a girl working in a brothel Even Once in Valencia receives 60 euros for having sex with a customer for 30 minutes. 30 go to a prostitute and keep 30 euros! It seems like a lot, but the owners are also worried. This brothel is officially illegal, just a small scandal that closes the business forever or a campaign against prostitution by local politicians at all costs. Therefore, legal costs can be high. Hotel-style facilities are also expensive to maintain. Perhaps a gambler who knows this will have the generosity to tip a woman, especially if she is very gentle with him. 10 euros is enough.

Every city has one, three or four of these "tall" brothels. Prices vary between 120 and 150 euros per hour. Half for 30 minutes. Every city has a few little-known prostitutes, and the poorer parts of the city have fewer female options and poor living conditions. Women are cheaper, but uglier! However, it usually costs 60-80 euros per hour.

Prostitutes run their own business freely and often post advertisements written in thinly veiled sexual jargon in the "relax" sections of newspapers and magazines. However, in July 2011 there was a proposal to close all newspaper mail sections to prevent prostitution advertising. Also recently, the media is talking about the "shame" of prostitution that 50,000 "prostitutes" are "enforcing". This relentless media beat of rampant sex slavery is the starting point for all prostitution legislation in general, especially bans like Norway and Sweden. So watch out if the Socialists (along with far-left Podemos) win the Spanish election. One of the first "progressive" reforms they will make is the recent ban on prostitution in France (Norway and Sweden, not recently). And it's goodbye to prostitutes. It was expensive, but it was also a pity for the girls because it was the safest way to practice the "art". Also, most major Spanish cities have excellent independent local escort sites where you can easily find hundreds of women on each site!

Homosexuals in Spain 

Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) rights in Spain have undergone some dramatic changes in recent decades. Today, Spain offers the LGBT community the highest degree of freedom in the world. However, this was not the case for much of Spain's history. The evolution from Roman sexuality, in which intercourse and the resulting power relations were more important, to the modern conception of homosexuality as a sexuality and even as a way of life was determined and modified by many factors. One of the most important was the influence of Christianity, which portrayed sex as an act exclusively for procreation, which considered other sexual acts as sin and against the will of God. This was reflected in the laws of the time which equated sodomy with treason and imposed harsh punishments. The year 1822, when individual freedom became more important, marked a turning point in the Enlightenment, which removed sodomy from Spanish criminal law and legalized it entirely. The slow and difficult process of acceptance of homosexuality was brought to an abrupt halt by the Spanish Civil War and the regime of Francisco Franco, leading to a strong crackdown on Spain's LGBT community. Homophobia was strong after the end of the regime, but the process has started again.

Today, Spain is one of 11 countries in the world that allows same-sex marriage and has the most progressive laws that allow same-sex couples to adopt. Spanish LGBT culture has been exported internationally with directors such as Pedro Almodovar and events such as Europride in Madrid in 2007. Although there is still a long way to go in other fields, such as football, gay visibility has reached previously unimaginable social groups, such as the military, security agents, judges or clergy.

Despite being a Catholic-majority country, homosexuality is tolerated in Spain, and public display of same-sex affection is unlikely to cause hostility. In fact, same-sex marriages are legal and recognized by the government and provide legal benefits to same-sex couples. However, a gay-friendly country does not always mean that the Spanish are gay-friendly. (In places like Madrid or Barcelona, ​​the two biggest cities in Europe, people are naturally more open-minded than people in the countryside). As elsewhere, older people tend to have more conservative views. But violence against gays is rarely heard of, and Spain should be safe for many gays and lesbians.

Sex tourism for women in Spain 

Women can find plenty of locals and tourists to have sex with. Hot Latin male escorts also advertise their services online.

 

Safety in Spain 

In Spain, pickpockets do not go to jail if they steal less than 400 euros. If you go to court, you can easily pay a fine of 200 euros, because once arrested you are automatically released to continue your pickpocketing. Many have been on the Spanish Carousel of Justice hundreds of times. Spanish pickpockets are really smart, but they compete with other South American pickpockets.

Some may try to take advantage of ignorance of local customs.All taxis in Spanish cities must have a visible fare sticker. Do not agree to a fixed price for a ride from the airport to the city: in most cases, the taxi driver will make more money than without a fixed rate. Many taxi drivers ask foreign or even domestic customers for advice on the way to and from the airport. When you pay, you can round to the nearest euro.There are people ("trileros") who play "shell games" in many places in Madrid, especially near the Atocha station and also on the Rambla in Barcelona. If you play, they will "fish" you, and if you stop to watch others play, they will pick your pockets.

In bars and restaurants, always  check the bill carefully before paying the bill. Some employees try to squeeze a few extra euros out of unsuspecting tourists by charging for things they didn't eat or drink or simply asking too much. This applies to both tourist and non-tourist areas. If you think you are being overwhelmed, let the staff know or ask them to show you the menu. Sometimes it says that the tip is not included at the bottom of the bill (English only). Note that tipping is optional in Spain, and Spaniards usually leave change for no more than 5%-8% of the price. It's not what they consume (15-20% in the US), so don't be fooled into leaving more than you need.

Although many tourists contacted via the Internet or fax and claimed to have won large sums of money in the Spanish Lottery (El Gordo), many tourists who did not participate in the lottery reported lottery scams. Before arriving in Spain to receive the goods or complete a transaction, you must deposit a certain amount into your bank account to pay taxes and other fees. There have also been reports of fraud where a person is told they will receive a large inheritance and will need to deposit money into a Spanish bank account to process the inheritance.In another widespread scam, some tourists received fake emails from acquaintances claiming they had a problem and needed money.