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    Percentuale di case utilizzate per i noleggi turistici in Spagna, per comune

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    2. Auspectress on

      Interesting map. I was in Gdańsk once. There is an island which is full of newly built apartments near the city centre. Literally almost every home was used as a home for tourists, even next to hotel,s as hotels ara e more expensive option

    4. onehandedbackhand on

      So it’s basically a map of popular tourist destinations? (not being snarky, genuinely asking)

    5. cool-sheep on

      Does that include people owning a holiday home and not renting it out?

    7. Papapa_555 on

      Correction.

      Percentage of homes **declared** as vacation rental use.

    8. fiendishrabbit on

      If you overlay this with a population density map… With the exception of Madrid pretty much all of populated Spain has a tourist rental problem.

    9. pokIane on

      Only places which are up for tourist rentals should be places specifically build for it. If some rich asshole wants to rent out a house or apartment to tourists, make them buy an empty plot of land and build it themselves.

    10. pacifically_plutonic on

      I know a rich family (from one of the northeastern European countries) who bought a house in Malaga and use it intermittently for holidays. I believe that sort of behavior is quite popular among the rich elite in the European countries with crappy winter weather.

      In the case of the origin country I mentioned, this climate escapism is widespread enough amongst the well-off to merit opening a local school for their children there.

      Are locals in Spain worried about that kind of tourism as well? Or since these people are generally rich and well behaved, the hate doesn’t extend to them?

    12. M4_8 on

      Very interesting that you can see the outline of Central System mountains just by Madrid

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