AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoBeer-led travel: Spain’s tourism and gastronomy sector is coining “zitoturismo” to spotlight trips built around beer culture—brewery visits, tastings, pairings and workshops—backed by Cerveceros de España data showing most beer is enjoyed socially. Coastal dining politics: Marbella is moving to replace the Ranchón Cubano chiringuito on Real de Zaragoza beach, with a new 180 sq m food-and-drink kiosk contract (7-year deal, €52,000 yearly fee) sparking debate among eco campaigners. Sustainability in hospitality: Arabella Golf Resort Mallorca is rolling out greener operations, including GPS-guided autonomous mowers and its “Circular Orange” composting scheme that turns hotel organic waste into compost for orange trees used in resort restaurants. Food & drink culture in motion: A new “mountain social house” concept, Oveja Negra, is launching in Mallorca with coffee by day and signature cocktails by night. Tourism demand signals: Spain’s INE reports 11.5m+ UK visitors in Jan–Jul 2026, reinforcing how strongly British demand supports accommodation and dining across the country.
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