Tourist apartments and houses are established as one of the main lodging alternatives for summer visitors. The national occupancy level for next summer 2023 already reaches 82% and with an average price of 172 euros per night in this type of accommodation.
According to a study carried out by the Holidu platform, this occupancy rate has increased by 13% compared to the data for 2022. The high demand for this type of accommodation coincides with the results of a recent survey carried out by the platform with 2.471 owners. of vacation homes. The results reveal that 52% of Spanish owners expect to receive more reservations this year compared to the previous one, while 48% affirm that they will increase their prices.
The most desired destinations on the Levantine coast
But what are the preferred destinations for visitors? The Mediterranean coast is undoubtedly one of the most loved both nationally and internationally. And among the most popular is the one in Alicante, which has already reached 89% occupancy for the coming months.
But the Marina Alta closely follows the provincial capital, where two of the most desired destinations stand out. The study points out that Calp and Dénia These are the two towns in the region that stand out from all the offer on the Levantine coast and have high levels of popularity among those who stay in tourist houses and flats. Both already have 87% occupancy for the next summer season.
Outside the region, the most popular Alicante destinations are Altea and Benidorm, both with 84% occupancy. Villajoyosa registers 83%, Torrevieja 82% and Santa Pola 81%, to date.
The most expensive and the cheapest seats
Despite their popularity, the research also reveals that the two municipalities register the highest prices in the province. Of the two, Calp would be the most expensive, with an average price of 211 euros per rental night, while that of Dénia is 201 euros. Only Altea ranks above them, with the highest price, with an average price of 213 euros per night.
Regarding the rest of the Alicante destinations mentioned, Benidorm has an average price of 183 euros, Alicante of 168 euros and Villajoyosa of 166 euros. With a slightly lower cost than the other destinations, Santa Pola with an average price of 152 euros per night, while Torrevieja is the cheapest option, with a price that can reach 120 euros per night.
This Erhebung zeigt doch uns Allen das hier nur Tourismus im Vordergrund steht die Einheimischen die hier arbeiten und leben wollen bekommen keine mehr bezahlbare Wohnungen.
Der illegale Vermietungstourismus blüht weiter nicht nur durch spanische Wohnungsbesitzer auch von ausländischen Besitzer
sie blockieren Wohnungsraum a)der Vorhandene b)den Neubau
Hier gibt es keine strenge Kontrollen irgendwie findet man hier Schlupflöcher um sich zu bereichern
Wer leidet die einheimische Bevölkerung
Schaut nach Barcelona und Paris dort setzen sich die Bürgermeister für ihre Mitbürger ein da steht im Vordergrund
Zumutbare Wohnungen and die Gesundheit der Einheimischen im Vordergrund
The commentators of this news should have left councilors. Go level in the comments.
«….The study indicates that Calp and Dénia are the two towns in the region that stand out from all the offer on the Levantine coast and present high levels of popularity among those who stay in tourist houses and flats…»
Tourist houses and flats... And then they cry that there is no housing. There it is rented to tourists.
YES, ENOUGH OF TOURIST ACCOMMODATION… LEGAL AND ILLEGAL. THEY DO NOTHING EXCEED BOTHER THE NEIGHBORS. WHAT ANXIOUS TO EARN MONEY, BY GOD
It is worth making money, what is needed is more control of abusive and illegal rents that defraud the Treasury, that is, all of us.
Are you advertising both legal and illegal tourist rentals? And on top of that, do you put a photo of the Les Roques neighborhood where the residents are being forced to leave due to acts of vandalism? While foreign speculators buy directly to rent. You have no forgiveness. Advertise Hotels, Hostels, Aparthotels, serious, legal and quality businesses.
I think the photo is from the Bajo el mar neighborhood, it sounds like a lot to me.