International tourists to Catalonia up 101% last year on 2020
Government to focus on recouping visitors from the US, Asia, South America and secure national travelers
Business & economic news from Barcelona and Catalonia
Government to focus on recouping visitors from the US, Asia, South America and secure national travelers
Unprecedented CPI levels attributed to higher cost of utilities
Trade show was confirmed this week to take place in first week of March as originally planned
Vehicle piston manufacturer will close its Catalan plant at the end of January, laying off 343 workers
The entity makes a call for unblocking projects, underlining the need to act with urgency
Organizers hope "confidence in international travel and meetings" will be higher in spring
Martorell-based manufacturer's 470,500 vehicles sold still below 574,100 sold in 2019
Almost 19m passengers departed or landed in El Prat, down two-thirds compared to pre-pandemic levels
Number of jobless at 369,158 in December, falling for a tenth consecutive month
On January 1, 2002, Catalonia left behind the peseta, with more advantages than burdens, according to experts
Electricity and food contribute to surge in prices not seen since 1992
The wholesale cost in the regulated PVPC market will average at €96.08/MWh on December 27
Rail transport also reduces economic cost by 24% and allows better product control
Late-night venues face closure again due to spread of Omicron variant
Wholesale cost in regulated PVPC market will average at €383.67/MWh on December 23
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