Canarias vs. Baleares: rendimientos e inversiones desde 2019
🏖️ Europa welcomed 747 million international tourists in 2024, with 328 million visiting Southern Europe and 94 million to Spain specifically. The Canary and Balearic Islands accounted for 30.5 million visitors, one-third of Spain's total. From 2019 to 2024, hotel investment in these archipelagos hit €6.7 billion. Canarias saw hotel growth rates of 2.1% (hotels) and 1% (beds) and recorded 72.9 million overnight stays, €22.9 billion in tourist spending, and an average occupancy rate of 84.3%. In 2024 alone, 4,762 hotel rooms were transacted for €664 million. Baleares had 1,372 hotels offering 378,000 rooms, with a growth rate of 0.5% (hotels) and 0.9% (beds). They logged 63.1 million overnight stays and €20.1 billion in spending, with an 83.6% occupancy rate. Notably, the Six Senses Ibiza was purchased for €200 million, setting a record at €1.7 million per room.
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