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The Pope’s Visit to Spain Generated an Economic Impact of Almost 140 Million Euros

Summary by El Confidencial
The tour of four cities brought together 2.31 million people, created 3,080 jobs and had an organizational cost of 29.3 million

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The tour of four cities brought together 2.31 million people, created 3,080 jobs and had an organizational cost of 29.3 million

·Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain
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Religious and civil society entities spent €31.09 million on the procurement of goods and services

·Madrid, Spain
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·Madrid, Spain
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The Pope's visit to Spain had a total cost of 31.09 million euros of which more than half (55,6%, a total of 16,314,957 euros), corresponded to the diocese of Madrid, in the first days of the trip. On the contrary, and according to a study carried out by the consultant EY España, the apostolic trip of the Holy Father had a total impact of 139.48 million euros on the Gross Added Value (VAB) and generated 3,080 full-time jobs. In total, the trip l…

·Madrid, Spain
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The news León XIV's trip to Spain, 20 million euros cheaper than Benedict XVI's WYD was first published in Last Minute Religious News

León XIV's trip to Spain from 6 to 12 June, which took the Holy Father to Madrid, Barcelona, Gran Canaria and Tenerife, had an economic impact of almost 140 million euros on the Gross Added Value and generated more than 3,000 full-time jobs.This is reflected in the study prepared by the consultant 'EY' that has been presented this Tuesday, October 20, at the headquarters of the Spanish Episcopal Conference.The analysis reveals that for every eur…

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abc broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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