Arival study: unique travel habits of Spanish travellers revealed

Spanish travellers have unique travel habits compared to other European nationalities, according to a recent study published by Arival. The research, entitled2025 European Traveler OutlookA new study, entitled "The Spanish experience", sheds light on the preferences and travel habits of Spaniards as the experience industry gathers in Valencia for Arival.

Frequency and duration of journeys

One of the particularities of Spanish travellers is the frequency of travelwhich tends to be more high compared with the European average. They show a strong preference for travel short but frequent. This is a clear departure from the traditional pattern of longer, less frequent trips in Europe.

Spending by Spanish travellers

In terms of spending, Spaniards tend to adopt a rather prudent. Although they travel more often, their expenditure per trip is often lower than other Europeans. They prefer to spend their budget on authentic local experiences and activities that allow them to immerse themselves in the culture. Please consult the Official Spanish tourism website for ideas for rich experiences in Spain.

Activity Preferences

The cultural activities and gastronomic experiences top the list of Spanish travellers' preferences. They show a growing interest to discover local cuisine and cultural events specific to their destination. Visit discovery and immersion in these cultural aspects are crucial elements of their travel experience.

Impact of Modern Technologies

Technology is playing an increasingly important role in structuring Spanish travel. The use of smartphones to plan itineraries in real time and book activities on the spot is particularly useful. popular. They also use digital platforms to search for job opportunities. advice and recommendations. To find out more about the impact of technology on travel, visit theWorld Tourism Organisation.

Flexibility: a Spanish asset

Travellers from Spain stand out for their great flexibility in terms of destinations and choice of activities. This flexibility means that they can quickly adapt their trips according to opportunities and possible changes. They are open to trying out new itineraries and are often influenced by last-minute recommendations. This characteristic makes them particularly permeable trends and innovations in the tourism sector.

In conclusion, the Arival study sheds valuable light on the distinct behaviour Spanish travellers are resilient in the face of change and rich in the diversity of their experiences. For all those seeking to attract Spanish travellers, the key is to focus on cultural authenticity, flexible offerings and the integration of modern technologies.

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