España - Turismo receptivo

The number of foreign tourist arrivals in Spain fell by 0.3 percent year-on-year to 7.6 million in October 2019, after a 0.2 percent decrease in the previous month. There were declines in the number of visitors coming from the UK (-4.4 percent to 1.656 million), Germany (-8.3 percent to 1.127 million), France (-1.7 percent to 895 thousand), and the Netherlands (-9.9 percent to 339 thousand). Cataluña was the main destination (22.2 percent of total arrivals); followed by Illes Balears (16.1 percent) and Andalucía (15.7 percent).

The number of foreign tourist arrivals in Spain fell by 0.2 percent year-on-year to 8.9 million in September 2019, after a 0.5 percent decrease in the previous month. There were declines in the number of visitors coming from the UK (-0.4 percent to 2.102 million), France (-4.8 percent to 993 thousand), Germany (-7.1 percent to 1.266 million), Italy (-6.2 percent to 438 thousand), and the Netherlands (-1.3 percent to 378 thousand). On the other hand, gains were recorded for Belgium (4.8 percent to 271 thousand), Ireland (6.9 percent to 253 thousand), and Portugal (9.6 percent to 263 thousand). Cataluña was the main destination (22.6 percent of total arrivals); followed by Illes Balears (22.5 percent) and Andalucía (15.7 percent).

The number of foreign tourist arrivals in Spain fell by 0.5 percent year-on-year to 10.1 million in August of 2019, following a 1.3 percent drop in the previous month. There were declines in the number of visitors coming from the UK (-3.1 percent to 2.179 million), France (-4.6 percent to 2.017 million), Germany (-10.7 percent to 1.127 million), the Netherlands (-9.5 percent to 455 thousand) and Nordic countries (-1.0 percent to 395 thousand). Meanwhile, increases were recorded for Italy (5.5 percent to 671 thousand), Belgium (2.3 percent to 306 thousand) and Ireland (21 percent to 270 thousand). Cataluña was the main destination (23.3 percent of total arrivals); followed by Illes Balears (22.3 percent) and Andalucía (13.8 percent).

The number of foreign tourist arrivals in Spain fell by 1.3 percent year-on-year to 9.887 million in July 2019, following a 3.2 percent increase in the previous month. There were declines in the number of visitors coming from the UK (-2.2 percent to 2.166 million), Germany (-3.0 percent to 1.243 million), the Netherlands (-4.8 percent to 512 thousand), Italy (-1.9 percent to 481 thousand), Belgium (-2.0 percent to 389 thousand), Nordic countries (-12.4 percent to 671 thousand), Portugal (-3.1 percent to 256 thousand) and Switzerland (-8.6 percent to 250 thousand). Meanwhile, increases were recorded for France (2.3 percent to 1.421 million), the US (19.9 percent to 430 thousand), and Ireland (6.7 percent to 286 thousand). Cataluña was the main destination (24 percent of total arrivals); followed by Illes Balears (23.7 percent) and Andalucía (12.8 percent).

The number of foreign tourist arrivals in Spain rose by 3.2 percent year-on-year to 8.828 million in June 2019, following a revised 1.6 percent drop in the previous month. Visitors came mainly from Germany (8.4 percent to 1,307 thousand), France (8.0 percent to 967 thousand), the US (9.4 percent to 434 thousand), Belgium (8.7 percent to 246 thousand), and Portugal (17.9 percent to 233 thousand); while declines were registered from the UK (-5.3 percent to 2,058 thousand), Italy (-3.1 percent to 407 thousand), and the Netherlands (-0.4 percent to 403 thousand). Cataluña was the main destination (24.4 percent of total arrivals); followed by Illes Balears (23.4 percent) and Andalucía (14.1 percent).

The number of foreign tourist arrivals in Spain decreased by 1.7 percent year-on-year to 7.953 million in May of 2019, following a 5.7 percent gain in the previous month. Main declines were recorded from the UK (down 0.3 percent to 1,978 thousand); Germany (down 8.8 percent to 1,077 thousand) and France (down 10.7 percent to 1,024 thousand) while gains were registered from the US (up 7.2 percent to 341 thousand); Italy (up 18.3 percent to 405 thousand) and Portugal (up 0.2 percent to 162 thousand). Cataluña was the main destination (23 percent of total arrivals); followed by Illes Balears (21.4 percent) and Andalucía (15.2 percent).