Cómo ha cambiado el perfil del turista británico en España
🏖 British tourists are now more interested in exploring lesser-known destinations in Spain and seek authentic local experiences, avoiding high seasons and preferring extended stays, explained Manuel Butler, Turespaña's Tourism Counsellor in London. At Fitur 2025, it was revealed that the average British tourist visiting Barcelona is 35 years old, travels with a partner for five nights, and spends €322, with architecture and culture highly rated at 9.3 and 9, respectively, leading over half to return. British tourism contributes 1.4% to Spain's GDP and strengthens ties between the two countries. The British market is essential for Catalonia post-Brexit, moving towards a value-based model of regenerative tourism. Sustainable tourism success requires collaboration among governments, institutions, companies, and individuals, with OET London focusing on social impact and promoting accessibility through 'Spain for All', using AI to recommend personalized trips.
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