Spain Travel Infographic: Key Statistics and Attractions

This infographic poster highlights the key travel and tourism statistics of Spain, including its popularity among international tourists, its contribution to the economy, and its top attractions. It also discusses the challenges affecting the destination, such as COVID-19 restrictions, cross-border regulations, and cultural clashes. The poster provides useful information for travelers who want to plan their trip to Spain and explore its beautiful villages, vibrant cities, and rich cultural heritage.

SPAIN Travel infographic
Key travel and tourism statistics of Spain
Because of having many attractions more than 75 million
international tourists tend to select Spain as their destination
every year. Further, it has been seen and analsysed that in Spain,
tourism tend to have accounted for 11.8% of GDP during the
year 2017 and in 2018 sustained 13.5% of employment (or 2.6
million direct jobs). Along with this, in 2018, Spain tend to have
recorded a total of 425.4 million domestic trips, out of which
139.9 million were overnight while the other 285.5 million were
day visitors.
Key challenges affecting
the destination
The main challenges which are
affecting the destination of
Spain comprises of:
1. Culture clashes
2. Seasonal fluctuation
3. Imbalanced funding
Key attributes/attractions of the destination
The wide range of tourist resources are available
within Spain comprising of many attractions in form of its hotels,
Spaniards' friendliness, and a highly professional tourist industry. The
Beautiful villages of Spain along with the fact that it’s the only country
of Europe that boats along with cares for the one of the most attractive
and beautiful architectural that tend to relics its heritage. Thus, the towns
of Spain are very well known for being ideal for romantic tourism and
because of this it is visited all year round by tourists from all over.
Further, the other attractions of Spain comprise of the vibrant cities of
Madrid and Barcelona which tend to be world-renowned because of its
arts and culture scene, fantastic food, incredible museums and
impressive shopping options.
4. Restrictions imposed due to
convid-19.
5. Cross border regulations and
security
6. Taxation and infrastructure
issues
Online:
Spain: Tourism in the economy. 2021. [Online]
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