76% of ACAVE travel agencies affirm that the recovery has begun, although it will not reach the level of 2019 until next year.

There is a general consensus in considering that Holy Week has been positive: While 35% of the agencies say they have equaled the billing of a pre-pandemic campaign, another 60% declare that the results have been positive, although they have not yet reached the levels of 2019.

Almost 60% of the agencies already have all their staff outside of ERTE, but 40% He still needs help and has had to request the RED mechanism.

Wednesday, April 27, 2022.- The Corporate Association of Specialized Travel Agencies (ACAVE), the main employer in the sector in Spain and which represents the interests of Spanish travel agencies in ECTAA, the European employer of travel agencies and tour operators, has presented the results of a survey on prospects for the recovery of tourism activity, carried out among the 450 agencies associated with ACAVe throughout Spain.

Global prospects for recovery Asked all the agencies -regardless of their specialty, broadcasters, receptive, etc.- about how they have assessed the results of the 2022 Easter season, 60% affirm that it has been a positive Easter, but still far from the figures of turnover prior to the pandemic, while 35% consider that it has been a completely normal campaign, having recovered the levels of 2019. Only 5% affirm that this Easter season has continued to be negative in terms of reservations and billing.

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