Parador de Mojácar

The provided articles focus on the history of Paradores in Spain, particularly their connection to the rise of automobile travel in the early 20th century. They highlight the establishment of the first Parador in Manzanares, Ciudad Real, in 1931. This location was strategically built along a national highway to cater to drivers undertaking long journeys across a Spain where only a small percentage of roads were paved. The Parador offered amenities such as direct car access, individual garages, and imported refrigerators, catering to the needs of early motorists. The articles are newsworthy for revisiting the historical relationship between the Paradores and the development of automotive tourism in Spain. They emphasize the pioneering role Paradores played in facilitating and supporting road travel during a time when it was a challenging endeavor. The articles do not mention Parador de Mojácar specifically.