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Read → Avoris hunts pensioners for Imserso, Radisson monitors OTAs live, airlines bet on entertainment and Cabo Verde rides the World Cup
Read → May tops 10.2 million tourists, a record that beats the pre-COVID August peak. Yet average spend per traveler is flat. Are we filling the country with low-value tourism?
Read → AI emerges as a booking channel for independent hotels, and Spain braces for a record summer in flights.
Read → May sets a milestone with 10.3 million tourists and 9.5% growth. The Iran war safe-haven effect and deseasonalization accelerate the path to 100 million annual visitors. Is the sector ready to manage this volume without collapsing?
Read → The Balearic tourism minister blames illegal rentals for overtourism. Ávoris partners with Sony Music to create music travel experiences. Booking.com targets corporate travel in India. Airbus confirms the A320 successor will fly by 2035. And hotels debate whether group business actually pays off.
Read → CEHAT and PwC's report forecasts a strong summer and fall for Spanish hotels, with RevPAR up 6% and occupancy at 69%.
Read → Middle East conflict cuts air traffic by 2.2%, Level cancels Boston and Los Angeles, and SEGITTUR and ITH launch a data-sharing pilot in Barcelona and Mallorca.
Read → The Spanish government takes the VAT hike on tourist apartments to 21% to Congress, European airports admit their business model is broken and Visa launches its own travel site. Plus, hotel distribution gets a profitability reality check.
Read → The Tourism Board, led by Carlos Garrido, warns against raising the municipal surcharge on cruise passengers in Barcelona. If approved, the measure could seriously hurt the port and the destination.
Read → The European Commission questions Spain's mandatory guest data collection rule. Flybondi cancels all flights. Air Europa bets on Colombia. And OTAs rethink their relationship with content creators.
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