The US State Department issues travel warnings to Spain as major left-wing unions call for strikes in Spain.
Passengers leaving for Spain in the coming week are asked to check their flight and train plans in preparation for a 24-hour national strike.
Spain's two largest unions, UGT and CCOO, have announced a 24-hour nationwide strike for November 11 due to the housing crisis, The Independent reported. The US Embassy said that workers in various sectors, including transportation and hospitality, were invited to participate.
Flights, trains and local transport could be disrupted, with protests expected in major cities, although not all specific service disruptions have been confirmed.
A general strike is planned throughout Spain on 11 November 2026. Workers from all sectors, including hosting and transportation, are called flames. Public transportation will be limited to a minimum of services. Put your travel plans with your airline and expect delays. Protests can cause closures or cancellations at the last minute. Protests, planned and spontaneous, will take place throughout the country. There may be congestion lines. Even demonstrations, demonstrations and convergences designed to be peaceful can be escalated quickly or potentially violent. Expect more police presence and remove possible roads. Avoid demonstrations and masses.