Automatic

🏖 Viajes desde 170 euros por persona para 6 días y 5 noches disponibles entre septiembre y junio para mayores de 60 años. Programa ofrece destinos nacionales e internacionales incluyendo Benidorm, Peñíscola, y viajes a Portugal y Marruecos. Incluye vuelos, hoteles de hasta 4 estrellas, pensión completa, traslados y seguro. Disponible en todas las agencias que distribuyen Club de Vacaciones.

🏠 In 2023, eDreams Odigeo led online travel agencies in Spain with €621M in revenue, Logitravel followed with €258.2M, and eBooking.com with €247M. The e-commerce sector for travel agencies and operators in Spain saw a 40% business volume increase, reaching €8.893B last year. Logitravel experienced the highest growth post-pandemic, with a 447% rise in annual revenue. Spanish travel purchases from abroad grew by 134% from 2022, surging from €1.466B to €3.445B. Despite the recovery in travel demand, venture capital interest in new online travel agencies is nearly nonexistent due to a mature, oligopoly-dominated market.

💰 Imserso's travel program in the Basque Country will start its booking phase on September 25, with sales opening on September 23. A total of 886,269 spots are available, with the booking period for other regions in Spain starting on September 23 and 25. The distribution is split into three main lots: 443,887 coastal, 230,039 insular, and 212,343 for longer trips and European tourism. Pensioners will receive nearly 3 million letters (2,853,985) confirming accreditation for the program. Reservations require a payment not exceeding 20% of the total trip cost, 45 days before departure or at booking if the trip starts in October or November with less than 45 days' notice.

🇩🇭 Marruecos aims to reach 16 million international tourists by the end of 2024, a record increase from 14.5 million visitors in the previous year, marking a 34% growth from 2022. Within the first seven months of the current year, Morocco registered 10 million arrivals, 1.3 million more than the same period in 2023. Marrakech, the country's top tourist destination, recovering from a severe earthquake in September 2023 that resulted in nearly 3,000 deaths and over 5,000 injuries, saw an 8.5% rise in overnight stays in July compared to last year. In response to the earthquake, Morocco's Ministry of Tourism undertook actions like assessing damaged hotels and launching an international communication campaign titled "Marrakech Forever" to promote the city as a safe destination.