Ronda Tourism Quadruples Revenue Since 2019, Reaching 1.6 Million
Ronda tourism ends 2025 with 1.6 million in revenue, four times more than in 2019, and increases its workforce from 17 to 37.
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The Torremolinos Town Hall recognises Meliá Costa del Sol and Puente Real for 50 years, Opentours for 60, and Antonio Cerdán posthumously.
Ronda tourism ends 2025 with 1.6 million in revenue, four times more than in 2019, and increases its workforce from 17 to 37.
Tourist occupancy in Manilva reaches 82.30% in August 2026, with an average price of €55.17, and sector employment rises by 4.24%.
Ronda's tourism board recognises Bodega Doña Felisa, Hotel Montelirio, La Taberna, and the Benaoján Sausage Fair for their contributions.
Antequera participated in NATURCYL 2026, from September 25 to 27 in Segovia, focusing on the Professional Meeting for Nature Tourism Marketing.
Marbella ends August with 5,863 unemployed, the lowest figure in its history, and 87,179 contributors. The mayor highlights employment records and €200 million in investments.
Mijas closes August with 94.4% hotel occupancy, third in the province, and 92.26% in July. The Town Hall now seeks to extend the season into autumn.
María Narváez receives the Nerja Gold Tourist Shield at the 20th edition of Tourist Day, which honours seven entrepreneurs and the 'A Toda Costa' programme.
The Fuengirola City Council executes €800,270 from the Tourism Sustainability Plan: digital twin, radars, and Marenostrum's carbon footprint, with European funds.
Torremolinos ends August with 146,025 travellers, up 5.7%, and 718,237 overnight stays, the leader in Andalucía.
The Mijas Town Hall presents its golf promotion plans for 2027 to Costa del Sol Tourism and seeks joint actions.
The Junta awards Torremolinos the 2026 Andalucía Tourism Award as Coastal Destination of Excellence in Huelva. The mayor dedicates it to the residents.