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Business & economic news from Barcelona and Catalonia
British and Irish citizens are exempt from ETA
Increased public spending and strong internal demand drive 3% economic growth in Catalonia
Figures for 2024 are 8.9% up on last year
Despite decline in overnight stays, rising room rates boost industry to all-time high
Consumer Price Index down half a percentage point compared to same month the previous year
Airline to fly three times per week, adding fourth flight by December
Organizers not worried about possible protests outside Fira Gran Via exhibition halls
Trains departing daily for under six-hour trip
Mayor Jaume Collboni and president Salvador Illa, both Socialists, also agree on building more social housing
End of summer season leads to thousands of temporary tourism-related contracts ending
Number of international visitors surpasses pandemic figures
Average housing costs up to €1,190.70, which is €140 higher than average wage
Lowest number registered in the past year after 0.6 decrease on previous month
4th generation family business exports to 50 countries and produces 25 tonnes annually
Significant increase in production due to heightened demand after awards
Read the latest updates and breaking news on business and economic matters from Barcelona and Catalonia here. Keep up to date with how the Catalan economy is performing, inflation levels, employment and unemployment, major business mergers, important company announcements, and the latest on Catalonia’s biggest enterprises such as Vueling, Wallbox, Grifols, Mango, and plenty of start-ups and international firms based here too.