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In 2024, tourism GDP experienced another year of significant growth, with an estimated increase of 6% in real terms, roughly doubling that of the economy as a whole. This performance was driven by a sharp rise in the number of foreign tourists and their average spending, thanks to a recovery of British and long-haul tourism. On the other hand, Spanish tourists are now travelling abroad again, resuming pre-pandemic levels. In this favourable context, the hotel sector continues to enjoy very strong demand, which has allowed it to continue to raise its occupancy levels and its profitability to new highs. Looking ahead in 2025, Spain’s tourism sector will grow at a slightly more moderate rate, although it still has significant support factors to continue expanding and we expect it to remain one of the main growth drivers of the economy as a whole.

https://www.caixabankresearch.com/en/sectoral-analysis/tourism/tourism-sector-once-again-breaks-records-and-consolidates-its-role-driver

After an exceptional 2023 for tourism in Spain, with record levels of international arrivals, spending, overnight stays and domestic tourism, the figures for 2024 are exceeding expectations and marking the best start to the year in the sector’s history. CaixaBank Research forecasts that tourism GDP will grow by 5% in 2024 (more than double the rate expected for the economy as a whole), with over 90 million visits by international tourists.

https://www.caixabankresearch.com/en/sectoral-analysis/tourism/spains-tourism-sector-will-continue-grow-rapidly-2024-2025

Despite the efforts made in recent years to reduce energy intensity in Europe and boost the role of renewables as alternative energy sources, the region remains sensitive to shifts in international energy prices. The current situation represents a new challenge, but also a new opportunity to accelerate the transition towards a sustainable and secure energy model.

https://www.caixabankresearch.com/en/economics-markets/commodities/europe-faces-another-energy-crisis