Sangre De Campeon Sin Cadenas
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Publicado: 12 de mayo de 2012
Spain
foreign tourism:
Spain is the second country in the world to receive more foreign tourists, according to the World Tourism Organization, just behind France, andenjoys a market share of 7% of world tourism, ahead of the United States and Italy.
Tourism brought him to Spain 37,500 million in 2004, which placed second inincome,behind the United States, joined 75,000 million euros in 2004 (12% of the total), andahead of France (33,900) and Italy (29,600).
Spain received a total of 56.7 millionforeign tourists in 2011, 7.6% more than in the comparable period last year, according to the Ministry of Industry, Energy and Tourism, 80% of them arrived by aérea.6
Ofthese, 84.3% came to Spain for pleasure or vacation, 7.2% for work or business, 4.8% for personal reasons, and the rest by other motivos.6
The number of tourists has grownmarkedly since 1950, but their nationalities. Mostcame (and come) from western and northern Europe, and are usually Germans, British, French, Italian and Portuguese.Idiom:
Castilian or Spanish is the language spoken by most of the Spanish, though not all do as a mother tongue. In fact, there are also other major regional languages:Catalan language mainly, Valencian, Galician, and Euskera. Other languages are Aranese, Aragonese and Leonese or Bable
Mores:
The siesta is a tradition that is shrinking,especially in cities. The normal rhythm of the day in Spain is usually divided further into two periods, morning and evening, with a break of two or three hours overlunch. A walk at the end of the evening is a widespread custom in many places.
The dinner, as in some regions of southern Italy, is the later in Europe, usually around 10 pm.
foreign tourism:
Spain is the second country in the world to receive more foreign tourists, according to the World Tourism Organization, just behind France, andenjoys a market share of 7% of world tourism, ahead of the United States and Italy.
Tourism brought him to Spain 37,500 million in 2004, which placed second inincome,behind the United States, joined 75,000 million euros in 2004 (12% of the total), andahead of France (33,900) and Italy (29,600).
Spain received a total of 56.7 millionforeign tourists in 2011, 7.6% more than in the comparable period last year, according to the Ministry of Industry, Energy and Tourism, 80% of them arrived by aérea.6
Ofthese, 84.3% came to Spain for pleasure or vacation, 7.2% for work or business, 4.8% for personal reasons, and the rest by other motivos.6
The number of tourists has grownmarkedly since 1950, but their nationalities. Mostcame (and come) from western and northern Europe, and are usually Germans, British, French, Italian and Portuguese.Idiom:
Castilian or Spanish is the language spoken by most of the Spanish, though not all do as a mother tongue. In fact, there are also other major regional languages:Catalan language mainly, Valencian, Galician, and Euskera. Other languages are Aranese, Aragonese and Leonese or Bable
Mores:
The siesta is a tradition that is shrinking,especially in cities. The normal rhythm of the day in Spain is usually divided further into two periods, morning and evening, with a break of two or three hours overlunch. A walk at the end of the evening is a widespread custom in many places.
The dinner, as in some regions of southern Italy, is the later in Europe, usually around 10 pm.
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