Resurging tourism markets in Egypt, Tunisia, and Turkey are luring British tourists away from Spanish coastal city Benidorm, leading to a 2.2% y-o-y drop in the number of arrivals during the first half of May alone, according to Spanish hotel management group Hosbec. British tourists are mainly drawn by the lower prices of flights and accommodation in the three countries.
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