Nigeljay

The article linked below was in the Euro Weekly News
http://www.euroweeklynews.com/news/c...ince-2005.html
We were in Benidorm a week ago and it was rather busy. I don't know how much money was being spent though

spainrico

I have seen some amazing deals to stay in Benidorm. Probably by offering low prices they are getting the numbers back up. Which is all you do in a crisis so good luck to them. Maybe also the soon to be opened Alicante airport extension will bring in extra people as well.

Rosemary

Today we had lunch in our local Spanish seaside place and it was absolutely alive and had a great atmosphere. Could not get into the restaurant that we had planned to eat at, many others were full to bursting too so maybe the crisis is easing a little.

Rosemary

megmet

It's not just Benidorm that's on the up, here in inland Costa del Sol the tourists are returning.
Some friends of ours in a nearby village run a B&B, they are having to turn people away because they are completely booked up... and that's not happened for a couple of years now.

jojojojojo

........ and then airport workers decide on 22 days of industrial action, just in case things get too good!

Jo xxx

DENISE WALTERS

Exactly lets hope sense will prevail