Eustat estimates the occupancy rate last month at 30%. It should be noted that tourist houses managed by individuals do not fall into this category. On the other hand, the number of tourists in rural accommodations decreased by 3.4%.
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More and more tourists are choosing tourist apartments during your stay in Euskadi. As shown by the latest survey among tourist institutions (except hotels), tickets they went up in February a 22.9% and overnight stays 5.4%, with an average stay of 4 days. For example, this type of apartment – the apartments managed by private individuals are not counted, only the apartments managed by companies – welcomed 9,885 visitors and 39,553 overnight stays in the month of February.
This increase is in contrast to the minimal increase registered by the hotel establishments4.4%, although these are still preferred by tourists (222,106 visits and 408,489 overnight stays). The rural accommodation They also didn’t have a good month since the tickets fell 3.4%to 5,836, which also resulted in a decrease in the number of overnight stays (12,196).
The tourist apartments also have one occupancy rate highest, 30% of the places, and with a average stay longest: 4 days. In contrast, rural accommodations had an occupancy rate of around 13% and a slightly lower average stay (2.09 days), although this value is higher than the 2.03 days average stay in the same month of 2023.
Another curious fact: rural accommodations are chosen mainly by tourists from the Spanish state (87.6%), and 12.4% by foreign tourists. The distribution is more even in the tourist apartments, where almost a third (29.3%) of tourists come from foreign origin.
Finally, in the tourist hostelsThe number of arrivals and overnight stays has reached values of 8,115 and 16,973 respectively, implying a year-on-year decrease of 3.6% and an increase of 4.6% respectively. The average stay and occupancy rate were comparable to those of national accommodations (2.09 days and 21%).
Source: EITB

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