- Time of past OR future Camino
- Too many and too often!
An article in El Correo Gallego reporting a substantial increase in pilgrim arrivals recorded in Santiago so far this year compared with the same period in 2022. Surprising given the 2022 Holy Year status. Early signs of a specially busy year rather than the drop observed after previous Holy Years?
The article summarises the figures: "Number of pilgrims who have arrived in Santiago in 2023 So far this year, a total of 9,368 people have completed the Camino de Santiago. Of all of them, 2,027 have finished it in the month of January; 2,860 in February, more than 40% more than during the previous period; and 4,481 during the days that we have been in the month of March." (Google Translate)
The article summarises the figures: "Number of pilgrims who have arrived in Santiago in 2023 So far this year, a total of 9,368 people have completed the Camino de Santiago. Of all of them, 2,027 have finished it in the month of January; 2,860 in February, more than 40% more than during the previous period; and 4,481 during the days that we have been in the month of March." (Google Translate)
El número de peregrinos del Camino de Santiago sube en el mes de febrero un 40%
Los once concellos de la mancomunidad por los que atraviesa la Ruta Xacobea francesa dispondrán de un millón de euros en ayudas para digitalizar sus recursos turísticos
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