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With 30 million visitors expected to come this year, some locals feel the city is about to reach the tipping point

Catalan government offers a proposal to solve the labor conflict including a €200 pay raise

Camp Nou payed tribute to their guests, Chapecoense, at the emotional and supportive 52nd Joan Gamper Trophy

Catalan and Spanish governments clash over the chaos at the infrastructure owned and managed by Madrid

Josep Ginesta admits working conditions 'difficult' as Eulen employees begin industrial action three days a week, with 24-hour stoppages due to start on August 14

Security workers officially register further industrial action on Thursday, calling set minimum 90% level of services disgraceful

The Champions League victory is one of the candidates to win 'Best Sporting Moment of the Year'

According to the decision, a lower level of services could severely affect the right to freedom of movement

Employees of Eulen firm at Barcelona Airport agree to increase planned industrial action from three days a week to every day from mid-August

Initiative to regulate unlicensed vacation rentals draws criticism from hotel sector amid growing tensions over visitor numbers

The Club refers to the buy-out clause of 222 million euros

Aceta association estimates a thousand passengers have missed flights since hold-ups at checkpoints began on July 24

The Catalan capital competes against 18 other European cites to host the European Medicines Agency

Convoy hit the buffers at the platform at Estació de França

Labor conflict causes third day of long lines at security checkpoints with passengers complaining of a lack of information and some missing their flights