Hotels and apartments affiliated with APHA have reported a remarkable tourist occupancy rate of eighty-six point eight percent for September across the province of Alicante. This figure exceeds the previous year’s occupancy by three point nine percentage points and marks the highest result for this month since the pandemic. The data is a reflection of the wide representation of APHA throughout the province.
The city of Alicante reported an impressive occupancy rate of eighty-eight point six percent, while Playa de San Juan boasted ninety-five point two percent. Other municipalities also displayed positive occupancy results, including Jávea at ninety-five percent, Denia at seventy-six point nine percent, and Sant Joan d’Alacant at seventy percent.
The clientele was predominantly international, comprising seventy-seven point nine percent of tourists, with the majority arriving from the United Kingdom at twenty-eight point six percent, followed by visitors from Ireland, France, Germany, and the Netherlands. National tourists mainly came from the Valencian Community and Madrid, further contributing to the positive figures.
Looking ahead, forecasts for October suggest an occupancy of eighty-one point two percent, slightly better than last year’s performance. Additionally, APHA welcomes its newest member, Hotel SERAWA Moraira, which focuses on design and sustainability, offering thirty-nine modern rooms along the Moraira coast. The hotel champions eco-friendly materials and local gastronomy, underlining a commitment to sustainable tourism.
This article was written with AI assistance and reviewed by a human editor before publication.