If you are looking to jump on a plane soon and head to sunny Spain, there may be bad news.
If you're heading on holiday and are, for example, staying for a week, you may be paying at least £505 more than you would have this time last year.
It comes after new research by foreign exchange expert, eurochange, who looked at a year-on-year comparison of accommodation fees, restaurant meals, car hire and currency exchange rates, which reveal significant annual increases across the board in mainland Spain.
