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> Without tech companies and data centres we will just be a theme park for tourists with the poorly paid Since when was Aragon ever a tourist hotspot? As far a
by diggan 1y ago
> Without tech companies and data centres we will just be a theme park for tourists with the poorly paid
Since when was Aragon ever a tourist hotspot? As far as I know (as another "actual" Spain resident), tourists flock to the coastal areas and the islands (and for some reason, Madrid), not to the inner-mainland like Teruel and Zaragoza.
- AlanYx 1y agoPeople go to Teruel to see Albarracín (IMHO one of the most beautiful villages in Spain -- 100% worth the trip) and to make side trips to places like Valderrobres, Calaceite, Rubielos de Mora, Puertomingalvo, Cantavieja, and Mirambel. Tends to be more popular with non-Spanish tourists.
- diggan 1y agoI agree, the inner mainland is beautiful, and so is Teruel, but that's kind of besides the point. Are you disagreeing with me that the tourist hotspots are the coasts + islands? In my experience, it's more of us who already live in Spain who visit various inner mainland areas, not so much tourists who are staying for a week or two.
- schnitzelstoat 1y agoI meant for the country as a whole. But Zaragoza is quite touristic, although probably mostly domestic tourism.