The Canary Islands leads the investment for the reform and construction of new hotels

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The volume of investment destined to the reform and construction of new hotels will exceed 2,850 million euros during 2022, according to the H Refcon 2021 report published by Colliers, which adds that the Canary Islands leads the investment made in 2021 with 195 million and 45% of the total of the country.

The volume of investment destined to the reform and construction of new hotels will exceed 2,850 million euros during 2022, according to the H Refcon 2021 report published by Colliers, which adds that the Canary Islands leads the investment made in 2021 with 195 million and 45% of the total of the country.

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