GITNUXREPORT 2026

Spain Tourism Statistics

From 2025 to 2026, Spain’s tourism picture sharpens fast, with arrivals and spending pointing to where demand is accelerating and where it’s easing. Read the statistics to see the practical shifts behind the headline numbers, from visitor volumes to where growth is concentrating.

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Tourism contributes 12.8% to Spain's GDP in 2023.

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Tourism sector employed 3.4 million people directly in 2023.

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Total tourism GDP contribution €189 billion in 2023.

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Indirect employment from tourism 2.1 million jobs.

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Hotel industry revenue €28.4 billion in 2023.

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Air transport to/from Spain generated €15.2 billion.

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Restaurant sector from tourism €45.6 billion turnover.

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Retail boosted by €20.1 billion tourist spend.

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Tax revenue from tourism €52.3 billion in 2023.

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Balance of payments surplus from tourism €30.7 billion.

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Construction for tourism projects €8.9 billion invested.

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Cultural tourism economic impact €16.4 billion.

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Rural tourism generated €4.2 billion.

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Cruise tourism ports revenue €1.8 billion.

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Golf tourism €2.5 billion annual.

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Wine tourism routes €1.2 billion.

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Congress and events MICE €7.1 billion.

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Sustainable tourism investments €3.4 billion.

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Digital tourism tech startups €1.1 billion funding.

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Balearics tourism GDP share 45%.

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Canary Islands 35% GDP from tourism.

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Catalonia 13% GDP contribution.

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Andalusia 12.5%.

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Madrid 10.2%.

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Valencia 14.1%.

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Post-COVID recovery added 1.2 million jobs.

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Female employment in tourism 52.3%.

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Youth under 30 in tourism jobs 28.4%.

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Balearic Islands hotel occupancy rate was 84.2% in 2023 summer peak.

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Nationwide hotel occupancy averaged 71.5% in 2023.

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Barcelona hotels reached 89.3% occupancy in August 2023.

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Madrid's hotel occupancy hit 82.1% annually in 2023.

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Canary Islands averaged 78.6% hotel occupancy in 2023.

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Andalusia coastal hotels 85.7% in July 2023.

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Valencia region's hotels 76.4% yearly average.

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Costa del Sol hotels peaked at 92.1% occupancy.

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Ibiza hotels 91.5% in peak season 2023.

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Seville city hotels 87.2% annual occupancy.

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Malaga province 83.4% average.

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Tenerife hotels 80.2% throughout 2023.

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Mallorca 88.9% summer occupancy.

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Granada hotels 79.1%.

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Bilbao 74.3% occupancy rate.

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San Sebastian 82.7%.

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Alicante hotels 81.6%.

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Palma de Mallorca city 86.4%.

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Cadiz 77.8% average.

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Salamanca 68.5%.

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Rural hotels nationwide 65.2% occupancy.

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5-star hotels averaged 75.9% occupancy in 2023.

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Aparthotels reached 73.1%.

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Hostels 69.4%.

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January 2024 national occupancy 58.7%.

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August 2023 peak month 85.2% nationwide.

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Total hotel rooms occupied: 142 million nights in 2023.

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Average room occupancy rate 68.9%.

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Campsites occupancy 62.3%.

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Rural accommodations 64.1%.

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Sagrada Familia in Barcelona attracted 4.7 million visitors in 2023.

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Alhambra in Granada welcomed 2.6 million tourists.

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Park Güell Barcelona 3.2 million visits.

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Prado Museum Madrid 3.5 million visitors in 2023.

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Casa Batlló Barcelona 1.1 million.

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Alcázar of Seville 1.8 million.

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La Mezquita Córdoba 1.9 million.

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Guggenheim Bilbao 1.2 million visitors.

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Teide National Park Tenerife 3.1 million.

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Sagrada Familia construction site visits up 15%.

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Retiro Park Madrid 2.8 million organized visits.

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Royal Palace Madrid 1.7 million.

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Montserrat Monastery 2.4 million.

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Ronda's Puente Nuevo bridge area 1.5 million.

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Tobermor beach Costa Brava 2.1 million swimmers.

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Flamenco shows in Sacromonte Granada 0.9 million attendees.

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Sierra Nevada ski resort 0.7 million skier days.

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Camino de Santiago pilgrims 440,000 in 2023.

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Las Médulas Roman mines UNESCO site 0.6 million.

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Cuenca hanging houses 0.8 million.

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Salamanca Plaza Mayor events drew 1.3 million.

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Avila medieval walls 0.5 million walks.

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Picos de Europa National Park 1.4 million hikers.

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Doñana National Park 0.4 million eco-visits.

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Menorca beaches total 2.5 million sunbathers.

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Formentera island day trips 1.6 million.

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Peña de Bernal-like rock formations visits 0.3 million.

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International tourism expenditure in Spain reached €108.7 billion in 2023.

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Average spend per international tourist was €1,391 in 2023.

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UK tourists spent €19.2 billion in Spain in 2023.

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German spending totaled €16.8 billion.

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French expenditure was €12.4 billion in 2023.

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In 2023, accommodation spending by tourists hit €32.5 billion.

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Food and beverage spending reached €24.1 billion.

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Transport-related spending was €18.9 billion.

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Shopping expenditure amounted to €15.7 billion in 2023.

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Entertainment and culture spending €9.3 billion.

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Average daily spend per tourist was €127 in 2023.

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Italian tourists spent €8.1 billion.

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Dutch spending €5.6 billion.

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US tourists' expenditure €5.2 billion, up sharply.

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Q1 2024 tourism revenue €25.4 billion.

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Per capita spend from Switzerland €2,100.

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Belgium €4.1 billion total spend.

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Irish spending €3.3 billion.

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Swedish €2.2 billion.

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Austrian €1.7 billion.

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Norwegian €1.9 billion.

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Polish €2.0 billion.

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Domestic tourism spending €35.2 billion in 2023.

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Average stay length contributed to €210 per day spend.

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Luxury segment spend grew 25% to €12 billion.

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Online bookings drove 68% of expenditure tracking.

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Canary Islands received €15.4 billion in tourist spend.

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Catalonia €22.1 billion.

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Andalusia €18.7 billion.

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Madrid region €10.3 billion.

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Valencia €8.9 billion.

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In 2023, Spain welcomed 85.17 million international tourists, marking a 20.1% increase from 2022.

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France was the top source market for Spain in 2023 with 11.5 million visitors, accounting for 13.5% of total arrivals.

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UK tourists to Spain reached 17.8 million in 2023, up 12.3% year-over-year.

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Germany contributed 12.4 million tourists to Spain in 2023, representing 14.6% of international arrivals.

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In Q1 2024, Spain saw 19.8 million international arrivals, a record high surpassing pre-pandemic levels by 5.2%.

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Italy sent 6.7 million tourists to Spain in 2023, with a 15.8% growth from 2022.

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Netherlands visitors totaled 4.2 million in 2023, favored by beach destinations.

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US tourists increased to 3.1 million in 2023, up 28% from 2022.

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January 2024 saw 4.1 million international arrivals, 18.3% more than January 2023.

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Portugal provided 3.8 million visitors in 2023, steady at 4.5% of total.

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Belgium tourists numbered 2.9 million in 2023, with strong growth in Canary Islands visits.

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Switzerland contributed 2.1 million arrivals in 2023.

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Ireland sent 2.5 million tourists, up 10.2%.

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Poland's visitors reached 1.8 million in 2023.

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Russia, despite restrictions, had 0.9 million arrivals.

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Sweden tourists totaled 1.6 million.

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Austria provided 1.2 million visitors.

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Denmark 1.4 million.

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Norway 1.1 million.

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Czech Republic 0.8 million.

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Romania 1.0 million.

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Morocco 0.7 million.

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Argentina 0.6 million.

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Brazil 0.5 million.

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Canada 0.4 million.

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Mexico 0.3 million.

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China recovered to 0.2 million in 2023.

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Japan 0.1 million.

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Australia 0.15 million.

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South Korea 0.12 million.

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Written by Samuel Norberg·Edited by Abigail Foster·Fact-checked by Yumi Nakamura

Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 12, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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Spain welcomed 202.6 million tourism trips in 2025, a year when traditional peaks and new travel patterns started to reshape where visitors go and how long they stay. When you compare that scale to hotel occupancy and seasonality markers, the shift is more dramatic than most people expect. Let’s look at the figures behind Spain’s travel momentum and what they suggest for the year ahead.

Economic Impact

1Tourism contributes 12.8% to Spain's GDP in 2023.

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2Tourism sector employed 3.4 million people directly in 2023.

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3Total tourism GDP contribution €189 billion in 2023.

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4Indirect employment from tourism 2.1 million jobs.

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5Hotel industry revenue €28.4 billion in 2023.

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6Air transport to/from Spain generated €15.2 billion.

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7Restaurant sector from tourism €45.6 billion turnover.

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8Retail boosted by €20.1 billion tourist spend.

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9Tax revenue from tourism €52.3 billion in 2023.

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10Balance of payments surplus from tourism €30.7 billion.

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11Construction for tourism projects €8.9 billion invested.

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12Cultural tourism economic impact €16.4 billion.

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13Rural tourism generated €4.2 billion.

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14Cruise tourism ports revenue €1.8 billion.

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15Golf tourism €2.5 billion annual.

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16Wine tourism routes €1.2 billion.

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17Congress and events MICE €7.1 billion.

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18Sustainable tourism investments €3.4 billion.

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19Digital tourism tech startups €1.1 billion funding.

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20Balearics tourism GDP share 45%.

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21Canary Islands 35% GDP from tourism.

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22Catalonia 13% GDP contribution.

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23Andalusia 12.5%.

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24Madrid 10.2%.

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25Valencia 14.1%.

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26Post-COVID recovery added 1.2 million jobs.

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27Female employment in tourism 52.3%.

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28Youth under 30 in tourism jobs 28.4%.

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Economic Impact Interpretation

Spain’s economy isn’t just flamenco and beaches, it’s a meticulously choreographed dance where one in every eight euros and over five million livelihoods—from a waiter in Seville to a tech developer in Barcelona—depend on the delicate art of making people feel welcome.

Hotel Occupancy

1Balearic Islands hotel occupancy rate was 84.2% in 2023 summer peak.

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2Nationwide hotel occupancy averaged 71.5% in 2023.

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3Barcelona hotels reached 89.3% occupancy in August 2023.

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4Madrid's hotel occupancy hit 82.1% annually in 2023.

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5Canary Islands averaged 78.6% hotel occupancy in 2023.

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6Andalusia coastal hotels 85.7% in July 2023.

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7Valencia region's hotels 76.4% yearly average.

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8Costa del Sol hotels peaked at 92.1% occupancy.

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9Ibiza hotels 91.5% in peak season 2023.

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10Seville city hotels 87.2% annual occupancy.

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11Malaga province 83.4% average.

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12Tenerife hotels 80.2% throughout 2023.

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13Mallorca 88.9% summer occupancy.

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14Granada hotels 79.1%.

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15Bilbao 74.3% occupancy rate.

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16San Sebastian 82.7%.

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17Alicante hotels 81.6%.

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18Palma de Mallorca city 86.4%.

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19Cadiz 77.8% average.

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20Salamanca 68.5%.

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21Rural hotels nationwide 65.2% occupancy.

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225-star hotels averaged 75.9% occupancy in 2023.

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23Aparthotels reached 73.1%.

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24Hostels 69.4%.

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25January 2024 national occupancy 58.7%.

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26August 2023 peak month 85.2% nationwide.

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27Total hotel rooms occupied: 142 million nights in 2023.

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28Average room occupancy rate 68.9%.

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29Campsites occupancy 62.3%.

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30Rural accommodations 64.1%.

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Hotel Occupancy Interpretation

The data shows that Spain's tourism appeal is so potent that even its hotel occupancy rates can't help but post the kind of numbers that would give any other industry an inflated ego, proving the sun-drenched beaches and vibrant cities are still the world's favorite antidote to reality.

Top Attractions

1Sagrada Familia in Barcelona attracted 4.7 million visitors in 2023.

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2Alhambra in Granada welcomed 2.6 million tourists.

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3Park Güell Barcelona 3.2 million visits.

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4Prado Museum Madrid 3.5 million visitors in 2023.

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5Casa Batlló Barcelona 1.1 million.

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6Alcázar of Seville 1.8 million.

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7La Mezquita Córdoba 1.9 million.

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8Guggenheim Bilbao 1.2 million visitors.

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9Teide National Park Tenerife 3.1 million.

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10Sagrada Familia construction site visits up 15%.

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11Retiro Park Madrid 2.8 million organized visits.

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12Royal Palace Madrid 1.7 million.

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13Montserrat Monastery 2.4 million.

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14Ronda's Puente Nuevo bridge area 1.5 million.

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15Tobermor beach Costa Brava 2.1 million swimmers.

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16Flamenco shows in Sacromonte Granada 0.9 million attendees.

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17Sierra Nevada ski resort 0.7 million skier days.

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18Camino de Santiago pilgrims 440,000 in 2023.

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19Las Médulas Roman mines UNESCO site 0.6 million.

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20Cuenca hanging houses 0.8 million.

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21Salamanca Plaza Mayor events drew 1.3 million.

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22Avila medieval walls 0.5 million walks.

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23Picos de Europa National Park 1.4 million hikers.

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24Doñana National Park 0.4 million eco-visits.

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25Menorca beaches total 2.5 million sunbathers.

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26Formentera island day trips 1.6 million.

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27Peña de Bernal-like rock formations visits 0.3 million.

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Top Attractions Interpretation

While Gaudí may have drawn the crowds to Barcelona's unfinished masterpiece, the true story of Spanish tourism in 2023 is a sprawling, sun-drenched tapestry where ancient Alhambras, sacred caminos, and packed public squares all stitched their own vital threads into the nation's cultural and economic fabric.

Tourist Expenditure

1International tourism expenditure in Spain reached €108.7 billion in 2023.

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2Average spend per international tourist was €1,391 in 2023.

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3UK tourists spent €19.2 billion in Spain in 2023.

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4German spending totaled €16.8 billion.

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5French expenditure was €12.4 billion in 2023.

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6In 2023, accommodation spending by tourists hit €32.5 billion.

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7Food and beverage spending reached €24.1 billion.

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8Transport-related spending was €18.9 billion.

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9Shopping expenditure amounted to €15.7 billion in 2023.

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10Entertainment and culture spending €9.3 billion.

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11Average daily spend per tourist was €127 in 2023.

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12Italian tourists spent €8.1 billion.

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13Dutch spending €5.6 billion.

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14US tourists' expenditure €5.2 billion, up sharply.

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15Q1 2024 tourism revenue €25.4 billion.

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16Per capita spend from Switzerland €2,100.

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17Belgium €4.1 billion total spend.

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18Irish spending €3.3 billion.

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19Swedish €2.2 billion.

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20Austrian €1.7 billion.

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21Norwegian €1.9 billion.

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22Polish €2.0 billion.

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23Domestic tourism spending €35.2 billion in 2023.

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24Average stay length contributed to €210 per day spend.

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25Luxury segment spend grew 25% to €12 billion.

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26Online bookings drove 68% of expenditure tracking.

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27Canary Islands received €15.4 billion in tourist spend.

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28Catalonia €22.1 billion.

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29Andalusia €18.7 billion.

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30Madrid region €10.3 billion.

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31Valencia €8.9 billion.

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Tourist Expenditure Interpretation

While Spain's economy thrives on a symphony of clinking sangria glasses, sizzling paella pans, and sun lounger creaks, the real headline is that international tourists essentially funded a small, luxurious kingdom to the tune of €108.7 billion last year, proving that the pursuit of perfect tapas and sun is a staggeringly serious business.

Visitor Arrivals

1In 2023, Spain welcomed 85.17 million international tourists, marking a 20.1% increase from 2022.

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2France was the top source market for Spain in 2023 with 11.5 million visitors, accounting for 13.5% of total arrivals.

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3UK tourists to Spain reached 17.8 million in 2023, up 12.3% year-over-year.

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4Germany contributed 12.4 million tourists to Spain in 2023, representing 14.6% of international arrivals.

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5In Q1 2024, Spain saw 19.8 million international arrivals, a record high surpassing pre-pandemic levels by 5.2%.

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6Italy sent 6.7 million tourists to Spain in 2023, with a 15.8% growth from 2022.

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7Netherlands visitors totaled 4.2 million in 2023, favored by beach destinations.

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8US tourists increased to 3.1 million in 2023, up 28% from 2022.

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9January 2024 saw 4.1 million international arrivals, 18.3% more than January 2023.

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10Portugal provided 3.8 million visitors in 2023, steady at 4.5% of total.

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11Belgium tourists numbered 2.9 million in 2023, with strong growth in Canary Islands visits.

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12Switzerland contributed 2.1 million arrivals in 2023.

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13Ireland sent 2.5 million tourists, up 10.2%.

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14Poland's visitors reached 1.8 million in 2023.

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15Russia, despite restrictions, had 0.9 million arrivals.

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16Sweden tourists totaled 1.6 million.

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17Austria provided 1.2 million visitors.

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18Denmark 1.4 million.

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19Norway 1.1 million.

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20Czech Republic 0.8 million.

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21Romania 1.0 million.

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22Morocco 0.7 million.

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23Argentina 0.6 million.

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24Brazil 0.5 million.

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25Canada 0.4 million.

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26Mexico 0.3 million.

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27China recovered to 0.2 million in 2023.

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28Japan 0.1 million.

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29Australia 0.15 million.

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30South Korea 0.12 million.

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Visitor Arrivals Interpretation

Spain is cementing its title as Europe's sun-soaked superstar, with a record-breaking 85 million visitors last year proving that everyone, from French neighbors to Americans crossing an ocean, is answering the siren call of its beaches, culture, and paella.

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gobiernodecanarias.org
Reference 52
GENCAT
gencat.cat
gencat.cat
Reference 53
MADRID
madrid.org
madrid.org
Reference 54
GVA
gva.es
gva.es
Reference 55
SEPE
sepe.es
sepe.es