Holidaymakers off to Spain are being warned of a travel rule that many are unaware of.
Tourists head to Spain in their thousands each year from the UK, though many don't know they are requires to have £93 a day. Spanish officials can ask visitors to prove they have return or onward tickets, proof of where they're staying, or whether or not they have sufficient financial means.
This is defined as access to €109, or £93, per person per day. If you were a family of five, this equates to €7,630 for a two-week stay in Spain, according to Birmingham Live.
