Travel to Spain: Hotels in Valencia see 'massive' spike in summer bookings as Britons prepare to leave lockdown | Economy And Business

Benidorm beach in Valencia in July 2020.Mònica Torres
The tourism sector in Spain’s Valencia region is starting to see the first signs of recovery after being devastated by the coronavirus pandemic. According to the Spanish news agency EFE, the president of the Valencian Hotel Association (Hosbec), Toni Mayor, said on Wednesday that hotels in the Mediterranean region had received more bookings this week from British holidaymakers than “in the history of tourism.” According to Mayor, Britons have made reservations “on a massive scale” to secure accommodation over summer, explaining that people were “eager to get their revenge” on the coronavirus, and that there was “no better way to do this than going on vacation.”

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