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🏨 The demand for hotel bookings in September is approaching August's levels, with a shift towards couple and solo trips over family stays. In the Balearic Islands, there has been a slight 4% decrease from September 2023 with 256,442 bookings, while nights stayed have marginally increased by 1% to 1.64 million. Couples dominate bookings, but there's a 6% increase in single room demands and a 5% drop in family reservations. Half-board leads at 36% of bookings, followed by all-inclusive (28%) and bed & breakfast (24%). Room bookings for 3 to 7 nights remain prevalent at 71.4%. In the Canary Islands, September bookings reached 187,514, which is 10% less than the previous year, but nights stayed were only 3.2% short of the previous year's. Here, 4-star hotels make up 68% of bookings, with stays of 3 to 7 nights accounting for 61.1%. All-inclusive bookings saw a 20% increase. On the mainland, hotel bookings total 195,608, down by 25% compared to September 2023, while nights stayed are 11% lower. Couple bookings increased by 15%, representing 62.5% of the total. Booking.com remains the main sales channel, despite a rise in tour operator activity.