According to provisional data from Algarve Hotel and Tourism Association (AHETA) on room occupancy rates in Algarve accommodation units in July, Revenue per Available Room (RevPAR) reached approximately 160 euros.

"The room occupancy rate was 84.6%, slightly higher than the figure recorded in 2024 (up 0.7 percentage points)," AHETA stated in a statement.

The Faro district business association indicated that the tourist source markets that contributed most to this increase were the national market (up 2.6 percentage points), the German market (up 1.1 percentage points), and the North American market (up 1.0 percentage points).

Conversely, "the Irish market recorded an annual decline of 27.1%, corresponding to a 2.0 percentage point decrease in the occupancy rate per registered bed, and the British market recorded an 8.3% decrease (down 1.8 percentage points)."

According to AHETA, accommodation recorded an average stay of 4.1 nights, a figure "0.7 nights lower than that recorded in the same month of the previous year," the business association also noted.

Tourists with the longest average stays were from the German market, with 7.0 nights, the Danish market, with 6.1 nights, and the Belgian market, with 5.7 nights, it stated.

“RevPAR increased by 8.0%, approaching 160 euros,” AHETA.