Semana Santa 2025: Tourism trends and hotel performance in Spain
🏠 Easter 2025 in Spain saw a boost in tourism with a 13% increase in international spending to €20 billion and a 9% rise in international arrivals to 15 million compared to 2024. Public investment of €3.4 billion contributed to this growth. Job creation in tourism also went up with 25,000 new jobs in March, a record month. Barcelona experienced a RevPAR fluctuation, with a peak increase of 24.83%. Madrid hotels fluctuated but had a stable 80.55% occupancy rate, with a spike during a major Champions League match. Seville’s hotel performance varied due to weather disrupting Holy Week events but saw a RevPAR increase of 26.74%. Valencia's coastal hotels reached high occupancy, with Benidorm and Gandia at 92% and Valencia City at 91%. Spain scheduled 69,327 flights for the holiday, 11.5% more than in 2024.
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