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American Climber Dies on World's Fifth-highest Peak in Nepal
American Climber Dies on World's Fifth-highest Peak in Nepal

Asharq Al-Awsat

time06-05-2025

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  • Asharq Al-Awsat

American Climber Dies on World's Fifth-highest Peak in Nepal

Spain Foreign Tourist Numbers Break Record in Early 2025 FILE PHOTO: Tourists tour along the Puente Nuevo (New Bridge) on a hot summer day in Ronda, Spain July 4, 2023. REUTERS/Jon Nazca/File Photo Spain welcomed a record 17 million foreign tourists in the first three months of 2025 as the buoyant sector drives an economy outshining European peers, official data showed on Monday. The 17.1 million foreign tourists arriving in Spain from January to March was a 5.7-percent increase on the same period in 2024, the National Statistics Institute said. Britain, France and Germany supplied the most holidaymakers to the world's second most-visited country, which last year hosted a record 94 million foreign tourists seeking its sun, beaches and culture, AFP reported. Spending by foreign tourists also climbed 7.2 percent to 23.5 billion euros ($26.7 billion), the tourism ministry said in a statement, a welcome development for the government which wants visitors to splash more cash during their stay. The tourist sector was one of the drivers of Spain's standout growth of 3.2 percent in 2024, well above the EU figure of one percent. But the bonanza has sparked a growing backlash among locals who complain that an unsustainable influx of foreign visitors is driving up rents, saturating infrastructure and changing the fabric of neighborhoods. Spain aims to "diversify" destinations, make the sector less dependent on key seasons and "share out the benefits" across the country, Tourism Minister Jordi Hereu said in a statement.

Spain Foreign Tourist Numbers Break Record in Early 2025
Spain Foreign Tourist Numbers Break Record in Early 2025

Asharq Al-Awsat

time06-05-2025

  • Business
  • Asharq Al-Awsat

Spain Foreign Tourist Numbers Break Record in Early 2025

Spain welcomed a record 17 million foreign tourists in the first three months of 2025 as the buoyant sector drives an economy outshining European peers, official data showed on Monday. The 17.1 million foreign tourists arriving in Spain from January to March was a 5.7-percent increase on the same period in 2024, the National Statistics Institute said. Britain, France and Germany supplied the most holidaymakers to the world's second most-visited country, which last year hosted a record 94 million foreign tourists seeking its sun, beaches and culture, AFP reported. Spending by foreign tourists also climbed 7.2 percent to 23.5 billion euros ($26.7 billion), the tourism ministry said in a statement, a welcome development for the government which wants visitors to splash more cash during their stay. The tourist sector was one of the drivers of Spain's standout growth of 3.2 percent in 2024, well above the EU figure of one percent. But the bonanza has sparked a growing backlash among locals who complain that an unsustainable influx of foreign visitors is driving up rents, saturating infrastructure and changing the fabric of neighborhoods. Spain aims to "diversify" destinations, make the sector less dependent on key seasons and "share out the benefits" across the country, Tourism Minister Jordi Hereu said in a statement.

Spain's foreign tourist numbers break record in early 2025
Spain's foreign tourist numbers break record in early 2025

Free Malaysia Today

time06-05-2025

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  • Free Malaysia Today

Spain's foreign tourist numbers break record in early 2025

Spain has welcomed a record 17 million foreign tourists in the first three months of 2025. (Envato Elements pic) MADRID : Spain welcomed a record 17 million foreign tourists in the first three months of 2025 as the buoyant sector drives an economy outshining European peers, official data showed on Monday. The 17.1 million foreign tourists arriving in Spain from January to March was a 5.7% increase on the same period in 2024, the National Statistics Institute said. Britain, France and Germany supplied the most holidaymakers to the world's second most-visited country, which last year hosted a record 94 million foreign tourists seeking its sun, beaches and culture. Spending by foreign tourists also climbed 7.2% to 23.5 billion euros, the tourism ministry said in a statement, a welcome development for the government which wants visitors to splash more cash during their stay. The tourist sector was one of the drivers of Spain's standout growth of 3.2% in 2024, well above the EU figure of 1%. But the bonanza has sparked a growing backlash among locals who complain that an unsustainable influx of foreign visitors is driving up rents, saturating infrastructure and changing the fabric of neighbourhoods. Spain aims to 'diversify' destinations, make the sector less dependent on key seasons and 'share out the benefits' across the country, Tourism Minister Jordi Hereu said in a statement.

Spain Tourism Statistics: Spain foreign tourist numbers break record in early 2025, ET TravelWorld
Spain Tourism Statistics: Spain foreign tourist numbers break record in early 2025, ET TravelWorld

Time of India

time05-05-2025

  • Business
  • Time of India

Spain Tourism Statistics: Spain foreign tourist numbers break record in early 2025, ET TravelWorld

Advt Advt Join the community of 2M+ industry professionals Subscribe to our newsletter to get latest insights & analysis. Enter Email Download ETTravelWorld App Get Realtime updates Save your favourite articles Spain welcomed a record 17 million foreign tourists in the first three months of 2025 as the buoyant sector drives an economy outshining European peers, official data showed on Monday. The 17.1 million foreign tourists arriving in Spain from January to March was a 5.7- per cent increase on the same period in 2024, the National Statistics Institute France and Germany supplied the most holidaymakers to the world's second most-visited country, which last year hosted a record 94 million foreign tourists seeking its sun, beaches and by foreign tourists also climbed 7.2 per cent to 23.5 billion euros (USD 26.7 billion), the tourism ministry said in a statement, a welcome development for the government which wants visitors to splash more cash during their tourist sector was one of the drivers of Spain's standout growth of 3.2 per cent in 2024, well above the EU figure of one per the bonanza has sparked a growing backlash among locals who complain that an unsustainable influx of foreign visitors is driving up rents, saturating infrastructure and changing the fabric of aims to "diversify" destinations, make the sector less dependent on key seasons and "share out the benefits" across the country, Tourism Minister Jordi Hereu said in a statement.

Spain foreign tourist numbers break record in early 2025
Spain foreign tourist numbers break record in early 2025

Yahoo

time05-05-2025

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  • Yahoo

Spain foreign tourist numbers break record in early 2025

Spain welcomed a record 17 million foreign tourists in the first three months of 2025 as the buoyant sector drives an economy outshining European peers, official data showed on Monday. The 17.1 million foreign tourists arriving in Spain from January to March was a 5.7-percent increase on the same period in 2024, the National Statistics Institute said. Britain, France and Germany supplied the most holidaymakers to the world's second most-visited country, which last year hosted a record 94 million foreign tourists seeking its sun, beaches and culture. Spending by foreign tourists also climbed 7.2 percent to 23.5 billion euros ($26.7 billion), the tourism ministry said in a statement, a welcome development for the government which wants visitors to splash more cash during their stay. The tourist sector was one of the drivers of Spain's standout growth of 3.2 percent in 2024, well above the EU figure of one percent. But the bonanza has sparked a growing backlash among locals who complain that an unsustainable influx of foreign visitors is driving up rents, saturating infrastructure and changing the fabric of neighbourhoods. Spain aims to "diversify" destinations, make the sector less dependent on key seasons and "share out the benefits" across the country, Tourism Minister Jordi Hereu said in a statement. vab/imm/ds/rl

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