Spain's coastal and rural holiday homes near full occupancy in August

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Coastal holiday‑home bookings across Spain reached an average of 85.5% occupancy for August, according to Rentalia. Mallorca led the market with 99% of homes booked, followed by Asturias (95.6%), Menorca (94.6%) and Lanzarote (93.5%). The Costa de la Luz (Onuba) recorded the lowest level at 44.7%, while Tenerife and Valencia were just above the 70% mark.

In inland Andalusia, Ruralidays forecasts that rural holiday homes in the province of Malaga will be over 87% occupied in August, with the regional average at 86%, a three‑point rise from the previous year. Domestic demand is up about 30% versus last summer, and average nightly prices have risen roughly 7%, reaching around €48.3 per person.

Both reports highlight a strong summer tourism surge driven by domestic travellers, despite lingering international uncertainty.

Entities

Andalusia · Mallorca · Málaga Province · Rentalia · Ruralidays

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What the coverage asserts, and how many sources carry each claim.

[○ 1 SOURCE] Domestic tourism demand for Malaga rural holiday homes is up about 30% compared with last summer. www.surinenglish.com
[○ 1 SOURCE] Costa de la Luz (Onuba) recorded the lowest coastal holiday home occupancy at 44.7% for August. capital.es
[○ 1 SOURCE] Average occupancy for rural holiday homes in Andalusia is projected at 86% for August. www.surinenglish.com
[○ 1 SOURCE] Spanish coastal holiday homes had an average occupancy of 85.5% for August. capital.es
[○ 1 SOURCE] Mallorca reached 99% occupancy for coastal holiday homes in August. capital.es
[○ 1 SOURCE] Asturias had 95.6% occupancy for coastal holiday homes in August. capital.es
[○ 1 SOURCE] Average nightly price for rural holiday homes in Malaga increased roughly 7% for August. www.surinenglish.com
[○ 1 SOURCE] Inland Malaga rural holiday homes are forecast to exceed 87% occupancy in August. www.surinenglish.com