"Spain’s Sizzling Summer: Three Regions Revel in Radiant Tourism Resurgence!"

In a swirling dance of data that pirouetted across the spreadsheet stage, Spain’s tourism waltzed back into the spotlight, cha-cha-cha-ing its way to a spectacular €183 billion fiesta of fortune this year! That's a breath taking encore of 16.3% above the somewhat melancholic pre-pandemic performance of 2019. 

Curtains up, and taking a dazzling twirl in the limelight, the northern señoritas of the mainland. Oh, how they swayed and sashayed away from the scorching embrace of heatwaves! The Cantabrian coast, in a passionate tango, spun an enchanting tale of growth, enchanting audiences with a dramatic 25% crescendo in tourist influx. A standing ovation for the national choreographers at Exceltur, who composed this symphony of success.

In a splendid ballet of numbers, the Basque Country leapt with sales soaring to a lofty 27.4% above the 2019 overture, flirting with the skies of prosperity. Galicia and Asturias, not to be outshone, swirled in the rhythm of resplendence, with their own captivating performances of 27% and 26% crescendos respectively. Cantabria, also prancing proudly on this stage of revival, celebrated a 15.6% encore above the 2019 rhythms.

As the grand theatre of tourism echoed with applause, classic melodies played with the Balearic Islands, Canary Islands, Valencia, and Catalonia hosting a conga line of tourist arrivals. The northern regions, in a magnificent salsa with both domestic and international admirers, unveiled an extraordinary choreography of warmth and welcome.

In this ballet of recovery, every step, spin, and sizzle points towards a grand finale that's music to our ears - a whopping whirl of 12.6% contribution to Spain’s economic symphony. Yet, amidst the applause, the dancers, our beloved business owners, feel the heat with rising costs of wages, fuel, and utilities, making the dance floor a bit more challenging to glide across.

But hark! The orchestra of opportunity plays a joyful tune of employment, composing a rhythm that resounds with 134,000 more dancers, er, workers, bringing life, music, and vibrancy back to the sector’s stage. Stability in employment choreography has added a graceful continuity to the performance, setting a new rhythm for a prosperous and harmonious ballet of business.

And so, the dance of data flows, the rhythms of revival resound, and the ballet of the Spanish tourism blossoms in a resplendent performance of progress and prosperity!