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industry is proceeding with a new passenger terminal, port museum, and environmental education centre planned for inclusion in the cruise ship facilities at Quay 2. A commercial marina will also operate from Quay 1, catering to 24 super-yachts of up to 30 metres, and the
Eastern Quay passenger terminal will be remodeled to improve pedestrian access and double existing capacity to 560,000 passengers a year.
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operators, and the Costa del Sol continued to increase in popularity through the decade. This trend coincided with rapid industrial growth in Málaga and the decline of dependence on the agricultural sector, although growth in the general economy of Spain slowed almost to a standstill after 1973.
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Cruise shipping has become an essential industry at the port and a major driver of investment in Málaga. In 2012 there were 651,517 passengers visiting the city on board cruise ships calling at the port, including those who started or ended their cruise in Málaga. The development of the cruise
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railway line 155 kilometres (96 mi) in length, on 24 December 2007. Designed for speeds of 300 km/h (186 mph) and compatibility with neighbouring countries' rail systems, it connects Málaga and
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became a fashionable destination for aristocrats and the rich. The author Juan Bonilla portrayed the swinging Sixties scene on the Costa del Sol in his non-fiction work of caustic cultural criticism,
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in 1893, and weakened the trade and textile industry. The agricultural sector suffered a deep depression that affected the raising of livestock and all the major crops, especially cultivation of
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in the east, spanning around 150 kilometers of coastline. The term Costa del Sol was coined at the beginning of the 20th century by Rodolfo Lussnigg to promote the
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Geography, Environment and Development in the Mediterranean
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in north Africa. From 218 BC the region was ruled by the
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From top down, left to right: a view of Costa del Sol,
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This article is about the region. For other uses, see
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Website of the Costa del Sol and Málaga tourism board
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237:towns and communities along the coastline of the
1870:Hård, Mikael; Misa, Thomas J. (1 January 2008).
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1359:"La Costa del Sol, destino pionero e innovador"
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639:. The southern Mediterranean coast was part of
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349:railway station in 2 hours and 46 minutes from
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1873:Urban Machinery: Inside Modern European Cities
1654:"Turismo y Economía en la Málaga del siglo XX"
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2441:. McGill-Queen's Press – MQUP. p. 208.
2501:"Hotline puts squeeze on 'Costa del Crime'"
2022:McDowell, A; Carter, R; Pollard, J (1993).
1839:. GeoPlaneta, Editorial, S. A. p. 73.
1522:. Cambridge University Press. p. 198.
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1448:Bloom, Jonathan M.; Blair, Sheila (2009).
1420:. Metropolitan Museum of Art. p. 52.
737:At the beginning of the 20th century, the
614:Under the rule of the Roman Republic, the
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1994:. Transaction Publishers. pp. 187–.
1687:Esenwein, George R. (14 September 2005).
1960:. Emerald Group Publishing. p. 72.
1454:. Oxford University Press. p. 436.
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2529:"End of an era for the Costa del Crime"
1957:Culture and Society in Tourism Contexts
1690:The Spanish Civil War: A Modern Tragedy
1574:Wawn, Christopher; Wood, David (2000).
1516:Ringrose, David R. (26 November 1998).
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1721:Cortada, James W. (30 November 2011).
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2199:. Taylor & Francis. p. 210.
1954:Antonio Migu Nogues-Pedregal (2012).
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1652:Pellejero Martínez, Carmelo (2005).
1417:Al-Andalus: The Art of Islamic Spain
1173:, or dry-cured ham, with a glass of
828:in less than a week on 8 February.
2903:Geography of the Province of Málaga
2332:O'Reilly, Karen (1 November 2002).
2063:. Lunwerg Editores. 27 March 2008.
2298:"The British on the Costa del Sol"
2193:Shubert, Adrian (3 October 2003).
1727:. Potomac Books, Inc. p. 92.
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1099:Plan Especial del Puerto de Málaga
1053:, Anthony Fraser (grandson of Mad
709:Beginnings of the tourist industry
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2527:MacKINNON, IAN (5 January 1995).
2499:Hobson, Judy (23 December 2006).
2394:Campbell, Duncan (14 July 2013).
2296:O'Reilly, Karen (15 April 2013).
1833:Jordán, Ángel A. (1 April 1989).
1555:. La Diputación. 1985. p. 70
1392:. Brill's New Pauly. Brill Online
867:, which in 1954 would become the
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2335:The British on The Costa Del Sol
2196:A Social History of Modern Spain
2128:Las Costa del Sol en la hora pop
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2473:"Life on the 'Costa del Crime'"
2471:Summers, Chris (11 July 2002).
2435:R. T. Naylor (1 January 2008).
2407:Room, Adrian (1 January 2003).
2304:. Routledge. pp. 177–179.
1075:Gibraltar International Airport
970:La Costa del Sol en la hora pop
685:Málaga, as headquarters of the
385:, the largest concentration of
2627:Costa del Sol-Malaga-Andalusia
2131:. Fundación José Manuel Lara.
2091:Gill, John (5 November 2008).
1668:(29). Universidad de Málaga: 3
1662:Revista de Historia Industrial
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618:became a transit point on the
32:Costa del Sol (disambiguation)
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663:, which was conquered by the
141:, Balcón de Europa, beach in
2060:Reencontrar la Costa del Sol
1390:Reference. Antiquity volumes
837:Málaga-Almería road massacre
800:forces under the command of
687:Capitanía General de Granada
308:Málaga-Costa del Sol Airport
1930:"La Bardot en Torremolinos"
1030:The Olsen Gang on the Track
863:, acquired another estate,
670:The siege of Mālaqa by the
39:Riviera in Andalusia, Spain
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2757:List of the Spanish Costas
2413:. McFarland. p. 424.
1988:José María Magone (2001).
1876:. MIT Press. p. 116.
854:Venta y Albergues El Rodeo
768:Following the uprising of
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2030:. Springer. p. 189.
1763:. Penguin Books. p.
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665:Nasrid Kingdom of Granada
266:La Línea de la Concepción
158:
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1580:. Pentland. p. 58.
1482:Ginio, Alisa M. (1992).
824:and the capitulation of
695:Battle of Málaga of 1704
241:and the eastern part of
2026:. In P. P. Wong (ed.).
1755:Beevor, Antony (2006).
1608:José Bernal Gutierrez.
1334:[ˈkostaðelˈsol]
1126:Alta Velocidad Española
822:Spanish Republican Army
816:resulted in a complete
814:Corpo Truppe Volontarie
802:General Queipo de Llano
782:Spanish Republican Navy
2562:. Maklu. p. 240.
2373:. AFP. 5 February 2019
1412:Jerrilynn Denise Dodds
1330:Spanish pronunciation:
997:, a specialist on the
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439:and also the towns of
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347:Málaga-María Zambrano
298:and a golf course in
153:, beach in Fuengirola
1934:La Opinión de Málaga
1488:. Cass. p. 68.
1363:La Opinión de Málaga
1132:service operated by
1012:Auf Wiedersehen, Pet
962:Alfonso of Hohenlohe
661:Caliphate of Córdoba
645:Muslim Arab conquest
345:service reaches the
227:autonomous community
177:Autonomous community
2870: /
2828:Costa Verde (Spain)
2616:Spain-Costa del Sol
2605:Visit Costa del Sol
2229:Tourism Geographies
251:tourist destination
2669:"Maritime Traffic"
2592:The New York Times
1794:Beevor 2006, p. 93
976:Late 1970s onwards
922:
859:Soriano's nephew,
810:province of Málaga
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391:European continent
243:Campo de Gibraltar
239:Province of Málaga
212: • Total
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2645:. 20 January 2009
2569:978-90-466-0429-8
2448:978-0-7735-7489-2
2420:978-0-7864-1814-5
2345:978-0-203-49540-7
2311:978-1-134-58405-5
2275:978-1-898723-90-5
2206:978-0-203-42121-5
2172:978-1-884964-02-2
2138:978-84-96824-10-2
2104:978-0-19-970451-4
2070:978-84-9785-401-6
2037:978-0-7923-2404-1
2001:978-1-4128-2576-4
1967:978-0-85724-684-4
1883:978-0-262-08369-0
1846:978-84-320-4707-7
1774:978-0-14-303765-1
1734:978-1-59797-556-8
1700:978-0-203-08785-5
1587:978-1-85821-690-4
1529:978-0-521-64630-7
1495:978-0-7146-8050-7
1461:978-0-19-530991-1
1427:978-0-87099-636-8
1317:Explanatory notes
1049:, Ronnie Knight,
910:opening in 1959.
764:Spanish Civil War
754:Spanish Civil War
672:Catholic Monarchs
610:in the background
544:Mediterranean Sea
516:Penibaetic System
278:Eastern Andalusia
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