Tesco to Work with El Corte Inglés to Sell UK Goodies in Spanish Stores

Tesco to Work with El Corte Inglés to Sell UK Goodies in Spanish Stores

Its fantastic news for Brits wanting some more home goodies

El Corte Ignlés is known for having it all and, pretty soon, it will have some goodies from Tescos sent from the UK in their stores.

Brits have never had it too tough to get their hands on their favourite foods and goods from home. It’s about to get a whole lot easier too thanks to Tesco signing a deal with Spanish department store chain El Corte Inglés to bring in some of the best of Britain.

The agreement will mean that El Corte Inglés will soon have Tesco-supplied British goods all across Spain such as teas, biscuits and cereals.

This news will no doubt be welcomed by Brits who will be eager to get their hands on even more British goods rather than the local cuisine. The deal also allows Spaniards living in the UK to get a taste of home. This ‘contra’ deal works both ways as Tesco shelves will soon be the home to a range of El Corte Inglés specials.

El Corte Inglés became a player on the British scene last year when they put their products in five Tesco stores in London on a trial basis. The trial worked so well that their products will be entering a wider market including Brighton, Edinburgh, and Cambridge.

This deal gives Tesco a chance to enter the Spanish grocery market as the cost of living in spain is so low which is going to be good for the British chain. They already have a presence in several other European markets such as the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Poland, but have been unsuccessful in some markets such as France and Germany.

As this deal works both ways it should help Tesco edge their way into the competitive Spanish market successfully.

Tesco released a statement saying the deal is part of their promise to always deliver new and exciting products to their customers through their world food range. They are trialling the products right now and are excited to see the results.

Spanish Holidays not Likely to Sell Out Despite Claims from Media

Spanish Holidays not Likely to Sell Out Despite Claims from Media

Costa del Sol is looking for another record breaking year

The British press are infamous for scare-mongering but every so often something comes along that people can’t help but believe because they’re so astonished by it.

This time the Daily Star was at the centre of the problem with their headlines about how apparently Spanish holidays are sold out after more people than ever booked a holiday.

Now it is true that Spain is seeing more holiday bookings and it’s also true that this is because British holidaymakers are going to Spain because more classic locations, such as Turkey, Tunisia, Egypt and Greece are becoming more unstable.

However it’s moronic to suggest that Spain could actually sell out and be unable to welcome any new tourists as part of the Easter holidays. Spain is great at bringing in millions more people in one go. They’ve always been good at handling the Easter surge as parts of the country are filled with Spanish tourists as well as European ones.

Hotels manage, roads manage, airports manage, and tour operators manage. Everything carries on. The only thing you’re likely to see is a small rise in prices during the really busy weeks. This is just how business works. Add in the extra space offered by services like AirBNB and private rentals and there’s really no truth behind the idea that a Spanish tourist shouldn’t be able to find a place in the sun.

The Daily Star managed to scare people even more by suggesting there was no more room on flights. They even had a RyanAir spokesperson suggest that they might potentially run out of seats. Do you really expect a company like RyanAir to actually say they have run out of seats and are not flying any more though?

The idea that there would be no more flights to Spain is ludicrous. There are plenty of good reasons that Spain is the top tourist destination. They have sun, sea, and a great lifestyle everyone enjoys. The reason that it’s stayed number one is because of how well it handles all these tourists. Spain may be busy but they always let anyone, no matter their age or background, come and find a piece of paradise.

It may get expensive to stay in Spain in the peak months but you’ll always find great value for money, security, convenience, great Beaches, peace of mind and you’ll be sure to find a lovely place in the sun. Spanish-Holidays-will-Sell-Out-2016

Sell Property in Costa Del Sol

Should I sell my property in Costa Del Sol now or should I really wait?

What is the property market in your area doing right now? Are property prices rising, are they falling, is it staying level, and what do I do to find out about what the market in each particular area is currently doing. 

It all depends on what prices are being achieved in each area for each type of property, its price range and how many similar or better properties are on the market at once competing with yours.

The price what you require for the sale of your property in Costa Del Sol might not be currently achievable at that particular time you wish to sell.

It likewise relies upon demand in that particular area of the market, the number of clients that are actively looking for either investments deals or a particular property for personal use.

It’s always advisable to check what similar properties in your area are current selling for, how many are for sale, and what prices they are realistically achieving.

This will always give you a good reference as to what your property in Costa Del Sol has to compete with.

Remember that if you do chose to hold on and see what the future market will do, you can never be sure of what it will be like this time next year. It might be that others don’t have the option of waiting and have to make a distressed sale with their property.

We also see a huge overabundance of bank repossession sales, and you will be going up against a higher number of properties available but with the same number of clients looking to buy in that particular sector.

"Generally speaking though, if you feel now is the time to sell, to move forward or lifestyle change, this is the ideal moment to sell and get the property seen on the market."

There are presently far less people buying property in Costa Del Sol than what we have been accustomed to in previous years; yet, there are buyers out there in any case. We hear so much of people searching for a bargain or a distressed property. This is always in the media who like to paint picture that the real estate market over here is going through a distressed time.

Actually, while some people will come and purchase due to price alone, most are searching for the same reasons as they have done in previous years. While the cost of a property is of utmost importance in the choice making process, most purchasers still priorities their choice of location, quality, property type, with the living space that suits their personal needs.

You will find that there are potential purchasers for your property out there, always if it is being marketed correctly. If you have marketed your property and are not receiving any viewings on it. See if the price you are asking is achievable with the current market. Are the photos showing the property in a good light? Clients that have their property priced correctly will always achieve viewings from buyers.

Please email us if you wish to know more on this matter.