Radisson plans to double its Spanish hotel portfolio to 30 properties by 2030, urging government to set a long‑term tourism modelExecutive summary: Radisson announced it will expand its Spanish hotel portfolio from 12 to 30 properties by 2030 and called for a long‑term national tourism model. The expansion signals confidence in Spain’s tourism recovery and could drive higher investment and competition in the sector. Radisson, Spanish regional and national authorities, tourism stakeholders. The company will likely pursue site acquisitions and partnerships, and will lobby for supportive regulatory frameworks to meet its 2030 target.Radisson announced it will expand its Spanish hotel portfolio from 12 to 30 properties by 2030 and called for a long‑term national tourism model. The move reflects confidence in Spain’s tourism recovery and could increase sector investment and competition. It also signals a request for policy coordination to support sustainable growth.Connected developmentsSpain as fashionable tourist destinationAI reshapes reputation and intangiblesCerca de 30.000 ricos en España declaran joyas y bienes de lujo, con un valor medio de 41.500 eurosLas diez lecciones del viaje del Papa León XIV a EspañaEl coche híbrido es el nuevo diésel: los modelos con etiqueta ECO que triunfan en EspañaGWM desembarca en España con el Ora 5 y anuncia el despliegue de una gama "mucho más amplia"Open the full case file on Beyond →
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