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National tourism drives the sector. Last July, the number of national tourists exceeded pre-pandemic figures (2019) in most communities. More markedly in the Balearic Islands, Catalonia and Andalusia, with increases greater than 100% compared to the summer of 2020 in the two archipelagos and Madrid.
On the other hand, the data on international travelers, although they have registered Phone Number List notable increases in all regions, for example of 268% in Madrid and 223% in the Balearic Islands, are still far from those before the appearance of the coronavirus. This causes the total numbers of people staying in hotels to be still lower than in July 2019 in all communities.
The National Institute of Statistics (INE) has published the Hotel Occupancy Survey for July. This once again highlights the slow but constant recovery of the sector after the collapse in occupancy and income caused by the arrival of the virus.
The communities in which national tourism has increased last July compared to the same month in 2019 are the Balearic Islands (15.6%); Catalonia (12.0%); Andalusia (10.3%); Basque Country (9.6%); Asturias (7.7%); Valencian Community (5.3%); Galicia (4.2%); Canary Islands (1.7%) and Murcia (1.0%).
On the contrary, this indicator remains negative in Madrid (-30.4%); Cantabria (-9.7%); Castilla y León (-8.6%); La Rioja (-7.9%); Navarre (-7.3%); Extremadura (-5.0%); Aragón (-4.5%) and Castilla-La Mancha (-3.0%), as well as Melilla (-22.8%) and Ceuta (-16.7%).
Evolution of foreign tourism
Regarding foreign tourism, the largest increases compared to July 2020, in addition to those mentioned in Madrid (268%) and the Balearic Islands (223%), correspond to the Canary Islands (154.8%), Catalonia (133.7%). , Galicia (133.0%), Andalusia (120.8%), Asturias (112.8%) and Comunitat Valenciana (101.0%).
Compared to July 2019, the difference is greater in Madrid (-69.4%), Catalonia (-63.1%), the Canary Islands (59.9%), Extremadura (59.6%) and Andalusia (59.0 %).
The sum of both data - national and foreign tourists - places Asturias very close to recovering the number of people staying in hotels in the region, since in July of this year it was only 3.7% below the figure for the same month of 2019, while Madrid (-51.0%), the Canary Islands (-41.5%) and the Balearic Islands (-40.0%) are the territories that are still furthest from that goal.
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发表于 2023-11-29 13:20:05