Almost 2.4 million tourists travel to Catalonia during July
Number of international visitors surpasses pandemic figures
Business & economic news from Barcelona and Catalonia
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
Public transport halted to improve tracks and accessibility at La Pau station
Northwestern Catalan terminal to provide regular connections to the Balearic Islands following successful pilot scheme
2.2 million tourists arrived at Barcelona, Girona, and Reus airports
Investment in luxury tourism increases while experts point out the risks
Spanish ministry calls figures "historically high"
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New international routes introduced during the summer, like San Francisco, Miami and Seoul
International tourists spend €2.5 billion in June alone, up 13%
Unemployment increases slightly but remains near 16-year low
Coastal areas expect occupancy up to 90%, although more people choose mountain destinations to escape high temperatures
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