Tourism in Andalusia and Seville in particular, increases more than 4%.
The Minister for Tourism and Trade, Rafael Rodriguez recalled that the UK, the first international issuer for the destination, represents “a key traditional market keeps Sevilla Andalusia and of course as one of their top choices,” and that, after a irregular behavior during the most intense period of international crisis that reduced the number of trips abroad, “recovery is stabilizing.”
The positive trend continues in the current year, and that between January and September the hotels in Andalusia received 946,791 British travelers, up 3.4% on the same period in 2013; and made 4.4 million overnight stays, up 1.5%, thus surpassing the results of a year in which it was grown at high rates.
