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Demographic trends and the rise of adults-only tourism in Spain
The rise of ‘adults only’ establishments in hotels and restaurants is being viewed as a symptom of a broader demographic crisis. This trend reflects a growing preference for environments free from children, which some observers link to a lack of child education and increasing social selfishness.
This phenomenon coincides with a ‘demographic winter’ affecting developed nations. In Europe, birth rates have dropped by half over the last 60 years. In Spain, a study by the Fundación de Cajas de Ahorros (Funcas) indicates that while immigration has partially offset low birth rates, the fertility rate among foreign mothers has decreased by 32%.
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- [● 4 SOURCES] A study by Funcas examined the limits of immigration for demographic adjustment in Spain. www.diariodejerez.es · www.diariodesevilla.es · www.eldiadecordoba.es · www.europasur.es
- [● 4 SOURCES] The fertility rate of foreign mothers in Spain has decreased by 32%. www.diariodejerez.es · www.diariodesevilla.es · www.eldiadecordoba.es · www.europasur.es
- [● 4 SOURCES] European birth rates have been reduced by half over the last 60 years. www.diariodejerez.es · www.diariodesevilla.es · www.eldiadecordoba.es · www.europasur.es