Pope’s Visit to Madrid Will Have an Impact of 73 Million in the City
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The Pope’s visit to Spain is a great incentive for millions of people and families rooted in the Christian faith. Although it will be an express trip with several stops throughout the country, he will visit: Madrid, Barcelona and Gran Canaria, his agenda is full of events. From 6 to 12 June he will tread Spanish territory. A fact that did not happen for at least 15 years. The last to do so was Benedict XVI on the occasion of the celebration of W…
The Pope’s visit to Madrid on the weekend of June will generate an economic impact of 73.8 million euros in the city, driven by the 1.8 million attendees expected to attend the events of the Pontiff, while hotel rates will rise by 4.5% during this period, according to Data Appeal Mabrian, the Tourism and Destinations Division of The Data Appeal Company. This analysis highlights that 78% of the additional tourist expenditure associated with trave…
Pope Leon XIV's visit to Spain from 6 to 12 June has triggered the demand for accommodation in Madrid, Barcelona, Tenerife and Gran Canaria, with increases in searches of up to 52% and could generate an economic impact in the country of up to 125 million euros. Read
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