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It is also the smallest inhabited island in Spain and its beach is among the most renowned in the country. These circumstances, together with its rich gastronomic offer, mean that every summer Tabarca regis ters a high influx of national and international tourists. This is why the Alicante City & Beach Tourist Board “considered it necessary for visitors to have a fixed information point to help their stay.”
Fine forecast
THE city of Alicante obtained an occupancy rate of 93.5 per cent in the second fortnight of June.
The month closed with an average occupancy rate of 91.2 per cent. The domestic market accounted for 44.2 per cent, with the balance shifting towards the international market, which accounted for 55.8 per cent of the total.
The latter shows a wide range of nationalities, including British (8 per cent), Irish (5.9 per cent), Italian (4.8 per cent), French (3.4 per cent), Belgian (2.9 per cent), and Dutch and Swedish (2.6 per cent).
