- Spain is projected to add at least 54,557 new hotel rooms by 2030
- Around 60pc of the pipeline is in upscale four-star and luxury five-star segments
- International demand accounts for 66.8pc of overnight stays
- Revenue per available room surged 40pc between 2022 and 2025
- The report was published by Christie & Co
Spain is projected to incorporate at least 54,557 new hotel rooms over the next four years according to a new urban hotel market report by Christie & Co. Around 60pc of this upcoming pipeline is concentrated in the upscale four-star and luxury five-star segments. The consultancy highlights that international demand now accounts for 66.8pc of overnight stays driving a 40pc surge in revenue per available room between 2022 and 2025.
The report cements Spain’s position as one of Europe’s most resilient hospitality markets. The growth in upscale and luxury segments reflects continued investor confidence in the Spanish hotel sector.
The pipeline represents significant expansion of Spain’s hotel capacity through 2030. The data highlights the country’s appeal to international travellers and investors.
