スペインの産業·資力(エネルギー)·観光大臣のJose Manuel Soria氏は、景気後退による国内需要の減少に対抗するために、スペイン人に国内観光·休暇の実践を薦める
Soria recomienda a los españoles que pasen sus vacaciones “siempre” en España
El ministro cree que el problema no es la falta de recursos, sino el gusto por viajar al exterior
Afirma que muchas veces se viaja a lugares "recónditos" con peores condiciones
Agencias Madrid 15 AGO 2012 - 21:03 CET
Spanish Soria recommends spending their holidays "always" in Spain
The minister believes that the problem is not lack of resources but a taste for travel abroad
He claims that often travels to places "hidden" with worse
Agencies Madrid 15 AGO 2012 - 21:03 CET
Minister of Industry, Energy and Tourism Jose Manuel Soria, has recommended to practice the Spanish tourism "always" in Spain to counter the fall in domestic demand. The economic crisis, Spain's relapse into recession and rising unemployment have led to a decline in household disposable income, forcing cut expenses and vacations are among the items that more suffering if you look twice what is intended each euro. However, for Soria, the problem is not lack of resources, if not that the Spanish like more summering outside. "When we visit 57 million tourists every year, can not be wrong. Maybe the wrong us, instead of often stay with sightseeing in Spain are going to remote places in the world," stressed Soria.
In other places there is only "mosquitos and temperatures above 40 degrees"
For the minister, many Spanish left the country in search of sun and sand and encounter "mosquitoes, temperatures exceeding 35 to 40 degrees and a sea temperature is not to be found in Spain." In the same vein, stressed that there are few places in the world that have the "heterogeneity of sites and landscapes" that features the country, highlighting the country's culinary virtues, the rural tourism and even tourism health through the network of spas.
"Many times we look only at the sun and beach tourism, but communities do not have sea have a wonderful tourist offer, with prices and extraordinary cuisine," he stressed.
Concerning the entry of international tourists, the head of Tourism was pleased with the growth of 5% in arrivals recorded in the first half of the year. She also pointed out that spending per visitor is increasing by 5.6%. With these raw and despite the decline in domestic tourism, which summer in classic destinations such as Valencia has fallen for the first time since it began economic problems, is confident that 2012 will be a "good year".
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Yes, the minister also admitted that the fact that 2011 was a year spent "very good", with an 8% increase in the number of arrivals to 57 million due to instability in Arab countries registered, and more spending half the comparison condition. In 2010 and 2009, however, the activity fell.
Asked about the increase in VAT in the tourism sector, which rose from 8% to 10%, Soria has said that the Government had "no choice" but to implement this tax increase, but would have liked to apply a super-reduced rate of 4%. Similarly, he noted that although the sector does not agree with the measure, employers have welcomed their implantción takes place in September and not August, in peak season.
As explained Soria, tourism is the largest sector in Spain because "is 11 100 euros each economic activity" and employs 2.5 million people.
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