Prolonged heatwaves, record wildfires put Europe’s tourism sector under pressure
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Between January and June, Galician tourist establishments received more than 2.95 million travellers, a figure similar to that recorded in the same period of the previous year, which carried out more than 5.1 million overnight stays, 3.1% more than in the first semester of 2025. The average stay also increased by 3.6%, standing at 1.7 nights per visitor, thus contributing to increase the profitability of the destination. Only in June, Galicia re…
The director general of Tourism, Commerce and Crafts, Arantxa Pérez Gil, and the provincial delegate of Economy, Susana Blas, met last Friday in Cogolludo (Guadalajara) with a fortnight of companies and autonomous of the tourism sector affected by the fire of La Mierla to listen to their demands for recovery. In parallel, the neighbors of Busares (Guadalajara) paid tribute this Sunday to the emergency bodies and the neighbors themselves that fou…
Prolonged heatwaves, record wildfires put Europe’s tourism sector under pressure
Europe’s heatwaves are beginning to affect tourism patterns, with Italy facing risks from its dependence on tourism and Spain assessing the impact of wildfires on visitor spending. The economic consequences are also raising questions about how repeated extreme heat could influence travel decisions across the region. According to an analysis by Triodos, a sustainable bank based in the Netherlands, in Italy, tourism is a major part of the economy,…
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