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jasiyajuhi56856 · Dołączył: 05 Mar 2024 Posty: 1

Norwegian and French tourists are increasing, and Italian, Portuguese and German tourists are decreasing. Spaniards, fewer and fewer travelers. Image of a beach on the Spanish coast. Image of a beach on the Spanish coast. Foreign tourism in Spain continues to be an engine for GDP and job creation. These are the conclusions drawn by the sector in view of the 2013 figures: the ceiling of 60 million foreign visitors has been broken. Specifically, the figures offered by Exceltur (Alliance for Tourism Excellence) point to a total of 60,400,000 foreign tourists who visited Spain in 2013. A total of 250 million overnight stays . The negative, the decrease (by 3.6 percent) in the average expenditure of each foreign visitor. According to Exceltur data , the sector grew only 0.6 percent since, despite the good numbers of foreigners, national tourism continues to decline . This year, numbers of overnight stays have been reached similar to the levels of 2004, so the decline in the national sector is palpable (9 percent fewer Spaniards travel since the beginning of the crisis).

The keys to the positive figures are the worsening of the political situation in Egypt (which loses 2.5 million visitors compared to the 3 that Spain gains ) , or the rise of the 'Spain brand' among Norwegians, French, Russians and British . On the other hand, Italian, Portuguese and German tourism decreases In total, the sector generated Middle East Mobile Number List some 45,000 million euros in and was confirmed as the largest driver of employment, generating jobs. The region governed by María Dolores de Cospedal has gone from a debt that represented 6% of GDP to 28% in that same period. But the total, 10,308 million, represents barely 1% of the Spanish economy, compared to 5% of the Catalan debt. Valencia, for its part, has gone from 12% to 30%. The global figure is almost 30,000 million euros, 3% of the national economy. The difference is that while Valencia has maintained it at these figures for more than a year, Catalonia continues to increase it.

The full content of the letters In the communications sent to Banco Santander and ING Direct, to which ECD has had access, these pro-independence platforms insist that “the majority of consumers in Catalan-speaking territories positively value the use of Catalan in companies' products.” ”. They also remind them that the current trend of large companies and multinationals is to increasingly include that language in their services. They argue that Catalan is not a minority language: it has more than 10 million speakers , it is among the 100 most spoken languages in the world , and it has a higher number of users than Finnish, Danish or Slovak, and similar to Swedish. , Greek or Hungarian. Your competitors already use Catalan Other arguments used by the pro-independence entities is that in Catalonia, and in the specific area of the banking sector, their main competitors, such as BBVA, CaixaBank , Bankia and Banco Sabadell , already offer their services in the Catalan language.
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