Inaugural day of the International Tourism Exchange
The region expects to increase the number of international visitors to an average of 7,8 million people, which is an increase of 18,3% compared to the previous year.
Andalucía managed last year to recover and even surpass the data of 2019 - the best tourist year to date - in the national market, a challenge that it hopes to achieve in 2023 in the international tourisml, as announced this Tuesday by the Andalusian Minister of Tourism, Culture and Sports, Arturo Bernal. During the opening day of the Berlin International Tourism Exchange (ITB)At the event, which is returning to in-person attendance after a three-year hiatus, Bernal stated that 2023 will be the year of "recovery" for international tourism and "possibly better" than 2019. He expressed confidence in achieving this goal "not only in terms of tourists," but primarily in terms of revenue and length of stay, given the current levels of foreign tourism "They are getting closer and closer to the best figures in history."
Andalusia is looking forward to the year 2023, where expects to see the best year of international tourism in its history. The region expects to increase the number of international visitors to an average of 7,8 million people, which is an increase of 18,3% compared to the previous year.
Andalusia has become a very popular tourist destination, thanks to its endless opportunities to enjoy a stunning view of its beaches, traditional food and cities known for their nightlife.
They hope to attract more tourists with packages that include accommodation, guided tours and activities such as hiking and cycling, to offer a unique experience. This region offers the possibility of visiting and admiring the Andalusian culture with its historical monuments, natural parks and its gastronomy.
In addition to the infrastructure that the region offers, It is expected that once 2023 arrives, international tourism will increase significantly. Significant investment in infrastructure is planned to improve the visitor experience. Road communications will be improved and hotel and accommodation offers will be expanded.

