The celebration of the magical New Year’s Eve has registered a notable growth in bookings in Spain, exceeding the last night of last year by up to five percentage points. Occupancy already reaches, on average, 67% with a peak of up to 90% in the Region of Murcia, according to data from Escapada Rural.
More than half of the communities exceed the average employment in rural tourism. With Murcia at the head, the following communities with the highest data are Catalonia (82%), Andalusia (76%), Valencian Community (76%), Aragón (72%), Navarra (70%), Madrid (69%) , Castilla La Mancha (68%), and the Canary Islands (68%).
In terms of provinces, Murcia (89%) continues to lead with Barcelona (85%), Girona (83%), Las Palmas (82%) and Huelva (82%) behind. In total, more than twenty-five provinces show employment data higher than the national average.
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The communication manager for EscapadaRural, Judith Monmany, has pointed out that “enjoying this celebration in a rural house is a fully extended option among families and groups of friends.”
“Unlike what happens in other longer holiday periods in which we usually travel further from home to discover new destinations, we see that the provinces with the highest occupancy for New Year’s Eve are, mainly, those that have highly populated capital cones. “he added.
High occupancy also on Christmas Eve
Regarding Christmas Eve, it is also a holiday that many people choose to enjoy in rural houses and occupancy reaches up to 64%, with the national average being 50%. Those communities in which going to rural accommodation is a more popular option are: Madrid (64% occupancy), Catalonia (60%) and Navarra (60%). At the provincial level they are: Barcelona (69%), Segovia (68%), Córdoba (66%), Las Palmas (65%) and Madrid (64%).
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