
The house reports, 2026.
The year's reckoning, in figures.
What the Alps charge for a mug of vin chaud, what the Mediterranean charges to lie down, and who works the Ibiza nights. Every price receipted, every count sourced, and the data free to cite.
The contents, 2026.
Each report reads one market at one moment, prints what it found, and keeps the register open for anyone to check.
- 01August 2026
The Après Index 2026–27
Eight resorts. Seventy terraces. One mug of hot wine, priced from £5.51 to £15.42.
The winter beat of the house price census: vin chaud from a CHF 6 forest clearing in Verbier to Badrutt's Palace at CHF 16, the 2026-27 day passes already published, a CHF 40 fee just to sit down in St Moritz, and the champagne parade cartes to €20,000. Eight resorts, seventy venues, every price in its own money and in pounds, free to cite.
Read the reportPhotograph: Snow from the Terrace, Emma Tysinger
- 02August 2026
The Ibiza Receipt 2016–2026
The same island priced twice, a decade apart. The bed doubled. The door tripled. The meter never moved.
Read the reportPhotograph: A Hand in the Sun, Emma Tysinger
- 03August 2026
The Sunbed Index 2026
77 clubs. 10 coasts. One question: what does it actually cost to lie down?
Read the reportPhotograph: The Umbrella Committee, Emma Tysinger
- 04August 2026
The Ibiza Census 2026
2,107 event listings. 17 venue calendars. The people who actually work the island.
Read the reportPhotograph: Feet Up, Sea Below, Emma Tysinger
The numbers worth repeating.
How the house reports.
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Published figures only
Each register transcribes what a venue, an operator or a statistics office publishes itself. Figures from guides and sightings are recorded apart and kept out of the totals.
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One stated snapshot
Every report reads its sources on a stated date, so any figure can be checked against the page it came from.
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Every source named
The sources sit beside the figures in each report, and the main ones are cited in its data record.
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Free to cite
The full register behind each report is a CSV download. Quote it or chart it, with a link back to the report.