hotel sector

In Spain 27th August 2025

Overnight hotel stays in Spain consolidate with an annual increase of 1.8% in July and prices up 5%

Alphavalue / Divacons | The Spanish hotel sector continued to consolidate its recovery in July. Overnight stays increased by 1.8% year-on-year and prices rose by 5% compared to July 2024. According to the INE, the average turnover per occupied room was €146.5, 4.6% more than in the same month last year. By country of origin, it is worth noting that in July, travellers from the United Kingdom and Germany accounted…

In Spain, Spanish economy 30th July 2025

Spanish hotels’ revenue up 6.9% during first half of 2025

Link Securities | Hotel revenues continue to rise, driven by positive tourism data—which continues to break records—and higher rates, according to the newspaper Expansión. According to the Hotel Sector Barometer, compiled by STR and Cushman & Wakefield, Spanish hotels increased their revenue by 6.9% in 1H2025, at a time when occupancy stabilised at peak levels. Specifically, during the period, hotel occupancy stood at 73.1%, which translates into 0.4% more than…

Markets, Spanish economy 27th November 2020

Leisure, Tourism And Hotels: What Will Be, Will Be In A Sector Battered By Covid19

Banco Sabadell | The hotel sector is one of the worst off after the irruption of Covid-19. Travel, both leisure and especially business, has almost completely disappeared. This has led to hotel closures and occupancy levels below 20% in some months. The airlines’ perspectives could be a good proxy in order to try to find out what could happen with hotel demand. IATA forecasts that the number of global passengers will be 61% lower in 2020 compared to 2019. Our forecast of a drop in occupancy is -66% in NH Hotels and -67% in Meliá Hotels.

In Europe 25th November 2016

“Spain Must Keep On Investing In Hotels, New Tourism Areas”

Germany is a country of travellers. Three out of every four people go on holiday at least once a year. And Spain is their main foreign destination: over 10 million Germans visit the country on an annual basis – spending almost 10 billion euros – running a close second to the number of UK tourists to Spain. Almost half of them travel with a package deal from TUI, world leader in the sector. Sebastian Ebel is the CEO of TUI Germany.