subject: Champions League Final Leads To Increased Demand For Villas In Spain [print this page] Football is one of the world's few unifying languages. Whether a fan of the game or not, almost everyone in the world understands the emotion behind it when someone shouts 'goal'. From the Premier League to the backyards of Brazilian Favelas, the word is universal, and many people will travel the world to support their team in the hope that they will get to shout it out amongst likeminded people. Even in these tentatively post credit crunch times, the love people have for the beautiful game doesn't seem to be dwindling or stopping people travelling to watch the matches - at least that's what the rising demand for villas in Spain around the time of the Champions League Final is suggesting.
On the 22nd of May, thousands of fans are set to descend on Madrid to watch the final match between Germany's Bayern Music and Italian team Inter Milan, who are managed by former Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho. This match has caused a marked increase in people wanting to visit this already popular city so that they can experience all the thrills and spills of the game in person; airlines are putting on extra flights, train and bus schedules have been increased and the demand for villas in Spain is rising at an exponential rate in this timeframe.
It's easy to see why - villas are very convenient and affordable, yet luxurious places to stay and can lead to a great holiday if they're shared with a group of friends. The timeshare and holiday market for villas in Spain is absolutely huge, so there is a great selection of high quality, competitively priced holiday homes throughout the nation, with Madrid being a particularly popular choice even without the game bringing even more visitors to the city.
With the exchange rate improving and the guarantee of a good match - even without an English team being involved - it's likely that there will be a great deal of Britons renting villas in Spain, allowing them to enjoy a great game of football while taking a nice holiday in the Spanish sun and taking in the beautiful, historic surroundings of Madrid.
Although the world might be starting to climb out of the mire that the credit crunch placed us all in, the joy that a great game of football can bring never seemed to be in danger. Whether it's the local team playing at a ground nearby or the Champions League final in Madrid, it seems that nothing will stop people congregating in the hopes of being able to shout 'Goal'.
by: Anna Stenning
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