The Five Most Important News Stories from Alicante on Wednesday, April 23

TodoAlicante's editorial team reviews the current events and compiles, for your convenience, the five most significant news stories that occurred on Wednesday, April 23, in the province of Alicante:

Alicante is seeking its second 'sold out' of the tourist season after achieving 'technical full' status in hotels and apartments last Easter. The city recorded a 95% occupancy rate, according to the Provincial Hotel Association (Apha). The Tourism Councillor, Ana Poquet, highlighted that "the Easter figures are very good, as they have been in recent months, allowing us to say that the low season no longer exists and making us anticipate a summer with great results for the sector and the city." Click here to read the full story for free.

The city of Alicante will see multi-million euro projects in the coming times, including the undergrounding of the Gibeller roundabout and the modernisation of treatment plants. The City Council and the Ministry of Environment, Infrastructure, and Territory held a meeting this Wednesday to discuss these actions. Click to read the full story.

The housing purchase boom continues unabated in the province of Alicante. After a record-breaking January, February also posted high figures, making these first two months of 2025 the best start to the year since the housing bubble. Click here to view for free.

The city of Alicante continues to grow, along with its transportation and connection means between neighbourhoods. This is evidenced by the plan to project four new Tram lines in the municipality, one of which will serve the southern neighbourhoods. Click here to read the full story.

From 7 p.m., the first faithful began to gradually fill the pews of the chapel at the Inmaculada Jesuitas School in Alicante. A slow but steady stream of students, families, alumni, faculty, and people linked to the Jesuit community in the city gathered to share a thanksgiving Eucharist for Pope Francis's pontificate, celebrated simultaneously in all the Order's centres in Spain. Read the full story for free.

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