Chloe Glover (Reporter)
MORE than 17 million Britons will have visited Spain this year, setting a new record.
Secretary of State for Tourism Isabel Borrego says the figure is an 11% increase on last year and shows the continued importance of the UK to Spain’s tourism industry.
Spain’s popularity has seen the number of staff employed in tourism increase by 4.8% year-on-year, accounting for 13.9% of all employment in Spain in 2016.
Hope that beach in the picture has a sewage plant lol.
Fred, no doubt, it must be all the remainder’s making use of the free entry before Brexist kicks in.
Nah, UK tourists have no issues getting to Spain, perhaps a bit more paperwork, and a different health insurance routine, depends on what reciprocal deal Spain and the UK eventually agree upon, of course. It’s “remainers” by the way.
Fred, if one requires to pay for anything then for access it’s not free.
Btw, the word of “remainder’s”, means left over.
Carlos, I am talking about post-Brexit. Noone knows if Britons will have to pay for EU access yet, but I am sure something like a £10 visa fee won’t stop people coming. One has always had to pay for a passport remember, so travel abroad has never been totally free to begin with.
It’s also “Brexit by the way.
It does. It’s called the Mediterranean Sea.
Ah’ Fred, but the British passport didn’t just cover Europe which will not be a legal tender anymore if Brexit happens and as you hopefully say there maybe a £10 fee (talk was £5) required for a visa to travel in Europe which as I stated would not be a free visa, freedom of travel yes. It’s all stupid really, would that mean a tit for tat if European’s wished access the UK. Talk about petty stuff among-st so called “intelligent politicians”.
No petty stuff from Teresa May. She has stated that all E.U members residing in the UK will be able to remain. Have we heard the same response regarding expats from the cronies of Europe. Nah.