Alicante council approves extension of high season for bar and restaurant terraces
Alicante City Council has given the green light at May's plenary session to extend the high season period for terraces.
Alicante’s municipal plenary session held this Thursday approved the extension of the high season for bar and restaurant terraces in the city.
The measure, debated during the ordinary session for the month of May, will allow hospitality establishments to extend their terraces for a longer period of the year.
This decision aims to boost the local hospitality sector and adapt to tourist and resident demand, especially in a city with favourable weather for much of the year.
The extension of the high season for terraces affects all commercial and tourist areas of Alicante, benefiting both businesses and consumers who enjoy outdoor terraces.
Source: informacion.es
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