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🏖 July 2025, Spain: Tourism rebounds with a 3% increase in bookings compared to 2024, signaling another record summer. Spanish booking lead times dropped by 10%, while average stay duration decreased from 5-6 to 4.5 days, as the price per night rose to €66 (+3.4%). September sees a 19% booking surge. Mallorca remains a top destination, while Madrid and Benidorm face declines. France leads international visitors, with Ireland's bookings up 56%. Geopolitical tensions influence recent trends.

🏨 Hotel Investment Partners (HIP) is Spain's largest hotel owner, holding 52 hotels with 17,254 rooms valued at €5.2 billion in 2024. GMA Corporate boasts 38 hotels and 8,755 rooms worth €1.5 billion. ADIA owns 23 hotels with 4,792 rooms after acquiring 24 hotels in strategic deals. Covivio acquired a 429-room hotel in Tenerife for €81 million. Azora, managing 2,790 rooms, shifts focus to repositioning assets. Portobello Capital expands Bluesea Hotels, and GIC holds significant stakes in multiple high-end hotels.

🏨 En el primer semestre de 2025, el mercado hotelero español muestra solidez con 70 hoteles transaccionados y un capital institucional dominante. Destinos secundarios como Málaga, Sevilla y Valencia captaron el 28% de la inversión hotelera. Sin grandes operaciones, el importe medio por transacción fue inferior a 20 millones de euros. La rentabilidad hotelera creció un 6.5% en RevPAR. Se prevé la apertura de más de 8,000 nuevas habitaciones para 2025, con un crecimiento moderado pero sostenible en el sector.