Autumn getaways surge 24% in Spain as these destinations see bookings soar
The demand for short breaks in Spain this autumn is on the rise, with bookings up by 24 per cent […]
Autumn travel bookings in Spain are on the rise, with a 24% increase compared to last year, according to travel platform Atrápalo. Seville stands out as the leading destination, with an impressive 86% increase in bookings compared to the previous autumn. Other Andalusian provinces, including Malaga and Cadiz, also saw significant growth, with 82% and 77% increases respectively.
Tarragona and Madrid, as well as other Spanish locations, are gaining popularity for short breaks throughout October and November, with domestic trips accounting for 72% of the bookings. Travellers are favoring weekend or midweek getaways, with the average stay lasting just 1.89 nights, often booked up to 55 days in advance. Hotel prices in Spain average €149 per night, with Tarragona boasting the highest average price at €192.84.
The growing interest in autumn holidays extends to the wine regions of Spain, with the Marco de Jerez area in Andalusia leading the way at 57.5% of bookings, followed by La Rioja at 35.6%.
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