This Tuesday, the hotel association Hosbec confirmed that the Valencian capital has surpassed other tourist destinations in the Valencian Community, such as Benidorm (Marina Baixa), which neared 90% occupancy, and Peñíscola (Baix Maestrat), with over 85% of hotel beds occupied.
The average hotel occupancy across the entire Valencian Community during this holiday period was 88.2%. These figures surpass those from Easter Week 2025, with a 3.7% increase over the same period, primarily driven by a rise in domestic tourism.
All indicators have been surpassed, demonstrating that last-minute bookings functioned smoothly, boosted by good weather, a modern hotel and accommodation offer, and tourist destinations prepared to manage the most important moments of the start of the tourist season.
Spanish tourists accounted for 62% of hotel stays, while international visitors, with more advanced bookings, made up 38%. The main international markets visiting the region during these dates include the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, and the United States.
