It ’ s because of a new law coming into effect which aims to improve Spain ’ s national security. The law requires accommodation providers and car rental firms to collect more personal information about their customers and share that info with the Spanish government. So, if you ’ re travelling to Spain, what info will you need to have to hand?

A new Spanish law, aimed at improving security, stipulates that the providers must collect a lot of fresh information from holidaymakers - leaving Brits furious.

British holidaymakers are up in arms over new regulations introduced by Spain today, which demand additional personal details when they book accommodation. The country is a favourite destination for UK travellers, with an impressive 17.8 million visiting in the previous year.

Major new rules for Brits travelling to Spain have come into force amid fears of potential disruption for holidaymakers. There are warnings travelling to Spain will become a much more difficult process as a result.

Brits across the country are set to boycott Spain ahead of tomorrow's new travel rules after a 31-point rule that has sparked fury. Anyone who is 14 or above will have to provide a breadth of information,

Britons have been left furious after Spain announced that from this week, all older teenagers and adults will be required to hand over a vast amount of personal information just to enter the country

The new measures require 31 pieces of information to be collected from older teenagers and adults, including names, ID numbers, email addresses, telephone numbers, and card details