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Category: Travel & Tourism Spain
Costa Blanca Accommodation Shift: Nearly Half of Visitors Skip Hotels – What It Means for Tourism & Housing (2026)
New figures show a major shift in how tourists stay on Spain’s Costa Blanca, with nearly 50 % of visitors opting for holiday homes, apartments, or stays outside traditional hotels. This trend…
Tourist Rentals in Spain Drop for the First Time in Years: Market & Policy Implications
Spain’s short-term rental landscape – long defined by rapid growth and holiday-home proliferation, experienced a notable nationwide decline in tourist rental listings in 2025, marking the first recorded drop in years….
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Global Hub Recap: International Demand & Market Dynamics (2025–2026)
International buyer demand remains one of the most consequential structural forces shaping Spain’s real estate market. Despite shifts in policy, currency conditions, and affordability constraints, global demand has stayed resilient…
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U.S. Buyers in Spain: Follow-Up & Market Impact (2025–2026)
U.S. buyers continue to play a disproportionately influential role in Spain’s residential property market. While their total transaction volume remains smaller than traditional European buyer groups, their pricing power, asset preferences, and expectations…
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NLS Announces Strategic Partnership with Moneycorp to Enhance Cross-Border Property Transactions in Spain
NLS is pleased to announce a strategic partnership with Moneycorp, a global leader in foreign exchange and international payment solutions. This collaboration has been established to provide real estate professionals operating…
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Forbes Names Andalucia a Top Global Travel Destination for 2026 – What That Means for Tourism and Real Estate
Forbes Names Andalucia a Top Global Travel Destination for 2026 – What That Means for Tourism and Real Estate Forbes — one of the world’s most influential business and lifestyle…
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