That visitors they keep coming to Round Once the pandemic is over and the city of Tajo is heading towards figures similar to those recorded during a significant boom in one of Andalusia’s most sought-after inland destinations.

In particular, according to data released by the municipal tourism delegate of the Ronda City Council, Ángel Martínez, the city exceeds the limits 1.8 million number of visitors in 2023, while pointing out that forecasts for the coming weeks “continue to be very positive, with forecasts that, as of today, indicate that occupancy will reach 70%.”

An example of the good health that the city enjoys as a tourist destination is the nearly 45,000 people who visited the city of Ronda over the long weekend on October 12. This data, provided by Turismo de Ronda through attendance records at the Municipal Office and occupancy records at hotels, represents “an important economic injection for everyone,” said the person in charge of the area, Ángel Martínez.

In this regard, he points out that most of the registered tourism is national tourism and, among international tourism, residents in France, England, Germany, the Netherlands and the Czech Republic fall in that order. Regarding the profile of tourists, the councilor explained that they are “people with medium and high purchasing power, because the big hotel chains in the city have experienced difficulties. 95% occupancy. during these days.”

The majority of users of the Municipal Tourism Office fit the profile of the city being attracted by its historical, monumental and gastronomic character, as the main aspects of this enclave. “Apart from that, we are a destination that has succeeded in building visitor loyalty very well, with quality service and top level service“So we are also aware and happy to say that many tourists who come to Ronda repeat our destination,” said the Mayor.