Tourist chief, Ana Gomez, speaking at the World Travel Market in London, says that it meant that not all their eggs are in the same basket, welcoming an increase in tourist numbers from other European countries, such as Italy, France or Sweden.
A report on this year’s tourism, presented by the President of the Tourist Board, Salvador Pendón, showed that the number of Britons arriving at Málaga Aiport between January and September was down 9.9% on last year. However the total number of international travellers was up by 1.8% thanks to increases from Sweden up 87.6%, Italy up 58.1%, Austria up 51.35, France up 28.1%, Danish up 25% and Russians up 23.9%.
‘The British market still has 32% of the total despite the falls seen in recent years’, said Pendón, but saw the rise of other nationalities as ‘possibly being the good thing about the crisis’."
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