The Spanish Confederation of Hotels and Tourist Accommodation (CEHAT) reported on Wednesday that the general strike in the sector has seen virtually no participation, based on information from regional associations.
In a statement, CEHAT confirmed that hotel operations across various regions are functioning normally, with no significant disruptions to accommodations or services reported.
Initial assessments from the employers’ group indicate negligible participation, with most establishments carrying out their usual activities. “The normalcy of the day highlights the robust health of the hotel and accommodation sector, where the majority of workers have chosen to continue their activities,” CEHAT stated.
In Lanzarote, the Confederation noted similar trends, stating that the strike on 11 November has had almost no impact on the tourism sector, encompassing both lodging and hospitality. Data from ASOLAN and the Lanzarote Tourism Federation shows participation around 0.2%.
Tourist sector representatives positively assessed the situation, highlighting that the strike has occurred without major incidents, allowing employees to exercise their right to strike while ensuring services continue for clients.
