- According to the results of the study carried out by Yumping.com, the leisure and adventure portal, among more than 3,000 skiers.
- 40% choose the Community of Madrid for their snow holidays
40% of Spaniards prefer to enjoy their holidays in the ski resorts in Madrid versus those of the rest of the country, according to a study carried out by the leisure and adventure portal Yumping.com with a total of 3,000 participants. In second place are the Catalan slopes, attended by 25% of those surveyed, where skiers and snowboarders are the kings of winter sports.
Of the 3,000 chosen skiers who are planning their vacations for the winter season, almost 50% choose the Community of Madrid for their ski and snowboard.
Andalusia and Aragon, with 10% and 8% of those surveyed respectively, are not far behind, picking up the rest of the athletes. Sierra Nevada has a lot to do with it, as Spaniards from the south also want to enjoy this experience and go to the more complete stations without having to go far from your city. As for the Aragonese community, which has Grupo Aramón, it becomes stronger every year thanks to the group of ski resorts that make it up.
According to the report, one of the main reasons for choosing the slopes in the center of the country is, without a doubt, because the capital is always a good travel destination. 40% of those interviewed opt for leisure and art in the city while relaxing in the Madrid mountains, releasing high doses of adrenaline thanks to the snow.
But Catalonia is not far behind, since it has numerous skiable kilometers thanks to its 11 resorts, which means that 25% of the selected public opts for the autonomous community. As it is a privileged place where snow makes its appearance every year, it is clear that the number of visitors could not be much lower than that of the Community of Madrid.
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Community of Madrid 40%
Catalonia 25%
Andalusia 10%
Aragon 8%
Other 17%
*Graph obtained from the study carried out on 3,000 skiers
