MYR ASESORES | Canary Islands lose in the month of March 4,9 million overnight stays in hotels and apartments as a result of the public health crisis

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Canary Islands lose in the month of March 4,9 million overnight stays in hotels and apartments as a result of the public health crisis

24 Apr Canary Islands lose in the month of March 4,9 million overnight stays in hotels and apartments as a result of the public health crisis

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By Instituto Canario de Estadística, (ISTAC), del Gobierno de Canarias The most affected island was Tenerife, with a loss of 57% about planned overnight stays,
seguida de Gran Canaria (55%), La Palma (52%), La Gomera (52%), Lanzarote (50%), Fuerteventura (49%)
and closes El Hierro as the least affected island with a 33%.

Source:: Noticias Económicas de Canarias