Spain welcomed an unprecedented 94 million tourists last year, highlighting its allure while simultaneously raising concerns of overtourism among locals. Complaints have centered on overcrowding and rising housing costs. In response, the Spanish government is enacting regulatory measures, including a 12-part plan introduced by Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez focusing on stricter regulations for short-term rentals. Notably, cities like Malaga and Barcelona are implementing policies to curb the influx of rental properties, aiming to protect residential housing availability while still supporting the tourism sector, which significantly contributes to the national economy.
The surge in tourism has led to increased complaints from Spaniards regarding overcrowding and housing crises, prompting the government to respond with regulatory measures.
Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez has presented a comprehensive 12-part plan aimed at addressing housing issues exacerbated by the tourism industry's growth and its impact.
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