Cada año 65.000 visitantes llegan a las Antillas Holandesas, la mitad para practicar el submarinismo.
After a decline in tourist arrivals in July and August, Spain recorded a year-on-year rise of 5.0 percent in October and amounted to 73.9 million foreign travelers in the first 10 months of 2018, according to the National Statistics Institute (INE).
The Survey of Tourist Movements in Frontiers (Frontur), counted in October the arrival of 7.6 million travelers.
Since September Spain began to show a recovery in visitors arrival, with relevant rates and from January to October the United Kingdom remains at the main issuing market, amounting to 16.7 million tourists, but with a decline of 2.2 percent, compared to 2017.
Other issuing markets such as the United States, Russia, the Netherlands and Portugal offset the downturn in Spain's traditional issuing markets were the following
Catalonia, the Balearic Islands and the Canaries Archipelago the most visited Spanish autonomous communities from January to October, by completing 41.9 million travelers, announced Frontur.
In the previous year, 81.9 million visitors arrived in Spain, making it the world's second-largest tourist destination, surpassed only by France and ahead of the United States.
Although this year's arrival slowed, due among other causes to the recovery of other destinations such as Turkey and Egypt, is expected to conclude 2018 with 81.2 million tourists, for a decrease of 0.8 percent compared to last year's historical record.
Cada año 65.000 visitantes llegan a las Antillas Holandesas, la mitad para practicar el submarinismo.
