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Istac publishes third quarter data El número de turistas que entraron por vía aérea a Canarias en septiembre de 2024 se cifró en 1.321.749. Esto supone un aumento de 99.718 turistas (+8,5%) respecto al mismo mes de 2023. Los turistas residentes en el extranjero son 1.126.007, un 9,72% más que en el mismo periodo del […]

 Provisional data Spain received 9.6 million international tourists in September, 9.1% more than in the same month of 2023. In the first nine months of 2024 the number of tourists visiting Spain increased by 10.9% and exceeded 73.9 million. This is the highest figure in the INE’s Frontur series.The United Kingdom was the main country

September 2024. Provisional data Overnight stays in non-hotel tourist accommodation (flats, campsites, rural tourism accommodation and hostels) exceeded 13.9 million in September, with an increase of 3.7% over the same month last year. Overnight stays by residents increased by 1.4% and those by non-residents by 5.3%. The average stay was 4.0 overnight stays per traveller.

September 2024. Provisional data Total expenditure by international tourists visiting Spain in September reached 12,615 million euros, an increase of 12.7% compared to the same month in 2023. The average expenditure per tourist was 1,315 euros, with an annual increase of 3.3%. Average daily expenditure grew by 3.8% to 195 euros.During the first nine months

September 2024. Provisional data Overnight stays in hotel establishments increased by 2.8% in September with respect to the same month in 2023, exceeding 39 million. Those of travellers resident in Spain fell by 0.7%, while those of non-residents grew by 4.4%. During the first nine months of 2024, overnight stays increased by 5.2% compared to

2025 Promises Growth: Strong Economy and Increased Connectivity Will Boost Tourism The strong economy, growing customer base and unprecedented connectivity augur well for the tourism sector in 2025. Advance sales have returned to pre-pandemic levels and are increasingly ahead of schedule, indicating a market with room to expand. Despite a slowdown in growth last spring,

The results show that the number of foreign visitors would increase in winter, but decrease drastically in summer. The continued emission of pollutant gases associated with climate change could lead to a decrease of up to 19.6% in tourism demand by the end of the century, seriously affecting the economic engine of the archipelago. Researchers

Spending by golf tourists contributes more than 1,000 million euros to the economy of the Canary Islands and represents 18% of national spending. The economic impact of golf in the country reached 15,937 million euros, and a large part of this figure went to complementary sectors such as the hotel and catering industry and commerce,

AI technology at the service of sustainable tourism ‘Tourism is the most human economic sector of all,’ says Natalia Bayona, executive director of UN Tourism, but it also needs technology to develop, to provide better services and to advance sustainability. In the wake of the pandemic, it has given a strong boost to its digitalisation,

CONESTUR adopts a declaration to advance the triple bottom line of sustainability The Plenary of the Spanish Tourism Council (CONESTUR) has unanimously approved on Wednesday a declaration of support for tourism that establishes as a priority to work for a responsible tourism, to advance in the triple sustainability (economic, social and environmental) and to prioritise