Spanish Incoming Tourism Statistics | Which Tourist spends the most?
The official data provided with precise statistics by the Spanish Office of Tourism has determined that the British tourists are who spend most of the time in the Iberian territory and they are also the ones who spend the most money in Spain.
According to the data managed by the competent organizations about incoming tourism the tourists from Great Britain during two months of 2024 spent 2.2 billions of euros in Spain.
This figure exceeded the previous year with an increment equivalent to 31.57%, a percentage which officially confirmed the strong flow of incoming that Spain receives from the British country.
A further detail quantifies that British tourists spent 13.2 billion euros in this period, an increase of 25.66% compared to the previous year.
Another data analyzed was that with reference to the length of stay in which in the first two months of 2024 it was highlighted that the average number of overnight stays was statistically 8.2 days. Also in this case there was an increase of 7% more than last year.
Other statistics reflect the average per trip quantified in 1,260 Euro per person and also concerning this figure there is a significant increase equivalent to 13% than 2023 in the same period.
An additional note that emerged in the statistical process reveals that the British tourist spends an average of 153 euros daily with an increase of 5.67% more compared to the year 2023.
In a carefully drawn up ranking, the Spanish Tourist Office also informs that British tourists are the demographic group that spends the most in Spanish territory followed by Germans who spent around 1.5 billion euros in the first two months of the previous year.
Definitely in a general summary these statistics confirm and determine that tourism from the United Kingdom continues the traditions of recent decades and is strongly consolidated as a fundamental source of income for the Spanish tourism and hospitality industry.
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