The absence of a bridge limits the price increase of 25% on November 1, according to eBooking.

The holiday of All Saints falls on Sunday and halts the rise in tourist prices, except in Andalusia, where it is moved to Monday, November 2.

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The celebration on Sunday of the All Saints' Day holiday (November 1) will cause the average price of tourist accommodation to be set at 169 euros per night, an amount identical to that of a typical autumn weekend and 25% lower than in those years when the date allows linking several holidays, according to an analysis prepared by the booking platform eBooking.com.

The comparative study of this online agency confirms that the possibility of extending the weekend acts as the decisive factor in the increase in autumn getaways, ranking ahead of the significance of the holiday itself.

The evolution of rates in this year reproduces the pattern observed in 2023, when the holiday coincided on a Wednesday and the average rates (102 euros per night) barely recorded variations below 5% compared to regular days.

The director of eBooking.com, Toni Raurich, has emphasized that price moderation will be the predominant note in the national market, except in the case of Andalusia, an autonomous community that moves the holiday to Monday, November 2.

This fact has strongly boosted searches and demand in cities like Málaga, Sevilla, Granada, and Córdoba, which is putting upward pressure on prices in the region compared to the rest of the State.