Aggregated footfall and mobility flows for Spain and Portugal
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Daily visit estimates, dwell times and visitor home-area mix for 410,000 shops, malls and restaurants in Spain and Portugal, aggregated and anonymized with k-anonymity thresholds.
Daily counts of domestic and international visitors by province, municipality and country of origin, with overnight stays and length of stay, for tourism boards, hotels and retailers.
Hourly and daily trip counts between municipalities and census tracts, by distance band and likely mode, built from aggregated mobile signals and suppressed below k = 20.
Plazuela turns aggregated, anonymized mobile signals into visit counts and travel flows for Spain and Portugal. Retailers, real-estate investors and public bodies use it to compare locations and plan services.
What the provider licenses its data for, and what it does not allow.
Site selection, retail benchmarking, tourism planning, transport planning and public-policy research.
Re-identification attempts; tracking or targeting individuals or devices; surveillance of people or groups.
DataStoa's acceptable use policy applies on top: no re-identification, discrimination, surveillance or sanctioned uses.
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Visit trends for our Madrid and Barcelona clubs tracked our own check-in data closely. In smaller towns many places fall below their privacy thresholds and return no figures, which is the right call but limits what we can compare.
Javier M., Expansion manager, Spanish fitness chain