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Regions of Spain

Seventeen autonomous communities and two autonomous cities. Each row gives the capital, the number of provinces, overnight stays recorded in 2025 and the upper-tier hotel stock the region holds.
RegionCapitalProvincesStays 2025vs 2024Hotel stock
CanariasLas Palmas / S.C. de Tenerife272.8m-0.1%11 · 1 with a Key
Illes BalearsPalma163.4m+0.6%14 · 6 with a Key
CataluñaBarcelona460.6m+0.2%18 · 4 with a Key
AndalucíaSevilla857.2m+1.0%24 · 2 with a Key
Comunitat ValencianaValència331.6m+1.7%8
Comunidad de MadridMadrid127.6m·13 · 5 with a Key
GaliciaSantiago de Compostela49.8m+0.3%11 · 2 with a Key
Castilla y LeónValladolid98.9m+1.3%14 · 3 with a Key
País VascoVitoria-Gasteiz37.7m·8 · 3 with a Key
AragónZaragoza35.9m+1.4%8 · 3 with a Key
Castilla-La ManchaToledo54.3m+5.1%11 · 2 with a Key
AsturiasOviedo13.9m-5.1%4
CantabriaSantander13.0m-0.6%4
Región de MurciaMurcia1not recorded·2
ExtremaduraMérida2not recorded·7 · 1 with a Key
Comunidad Foral de NavarraPamplona1not recorded·3 · 1 with a Key
La RiojaLogroño1not recorded·3
CeutaCeuta—not recorded·1
MelillaMelilla—not recorded·1

Flow is recorded for 13 of the 19 territories, covering 356.7m of the 366.3m given by the sum of the INE monthly series. A dash means not recorded in this build, not zero. Figures cover hotel establishments only (INE EOH); apartments, campsites and rural accommodation sit in a separate survey, so total flow is higher.