Eventos

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✈ Air Europa resumes connections to North Africa with weekly flights from Madrid-Barajas to Marrakech and Tunis. More than 40,000 seats will be available in 2023 to meet increased tourist demand during spring and summer. Marrakech flights start on April 6 with two weekly frequencies until late October, offering over 20,000 seats. Tunis flights begin on April 13 with two weekly flights, expanding to three from June to late September, operated by Boeing 737 aircraft. The Madrid-Marrakech route began in 2017, Madrid-Tunis in 2019, with Tunis reaching over 87% occupancy last year.

✈️ Iberia Express offers discount campaigns for flights from Madrid to the Canary Islands, with fares starting at €33 to Tenerife, €34 to Gran Canaria, €44 to Lanzarote, and €47 to Fuerteventura. Special rates are available in April and May, excluding Easter and May holidays. Travelers must join the free “Club Express” to access deals, which include guaranteed discounts and access to in-flight entertainment. Currently, the airline operates over 300 weekly flights to the Canaries, with up to nine daily flights to Tenerife and eight to Gran Canaria.

🏖 Tourism & Economy Barcelona Summit 2025 will gather institutional representatives on April 2-3 in CosmoCaixa auditorium, Barcelona. Notable attendees include Salvador Illa, President of the Generalitat de Catalunya; Jordi Hereu, Minister of Industry and Tourism; Jaume Collboni, Mayor of Barcelona; and Rosario Sánchez Grau, Secretary of State for Tourism. Key sessions include sustainable tourism discussions, industry evolution, and investment in the tourism sector. Virtual interventions from global figures will also feature in the summit.

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💡 Europe's largest airport, London Heathrow, experienced a fire today that destroyed its power generation center, leaving it without electricity and out of service. The management announced no operations for today. A total of 1,351 flights were scheduled, with 120 already departed by the time of the closure. Affected passengers are advised to contact their airlines for rescheduling. The incident started at 23:00 on Thursday, and nearby residents have been evacuated for safety.

💸 An Airbus A320 of Vueling, flying from Tenerife Norte to Barcelona, diverted to Málaga due to a passenger's urgent medical issue over the Alborán Sea. Air traffic controllers facilitated a direct descent to runway 31, coordinating ground medical assistance. The incident was reported through the controllers' X account.

📌 Viajes El Corte Inglés reached an agreement for labor adjustments in Tourmundial, reducing affected individuals to a maximum of 35, including 13 workers over 59 eligible for voluntary severance. Employees with children under 12 get a two-month notice period before new assignment, while those turning 59 before February 2026 can opt for compensation until early retirement age. Adjustments apply until February 28, 2026, with no geographical mobility required. Training programs (4-6 months) are planned for workers' role adaptation. Previously, an agreement reduced the number of affected employees to 430 from an initial 520, with about 150 over 59 eligible for voluntary severance.

🛫 Aena, Mossos d'Esquadra, El Prat de Llobregat and Barcelona municipalities relocate 200 homeless people from Barcelona's airport due to health concerns. This operation coincides with the Mobile World Congress, expected to attract over 100,000 attendees, held March 3-6 at Fira de Barcelona. In October, El Prat workers demanded action against airport insecurity and the presence of organized thief gangs.

✈ Nearly 200 Imserso passengers stranded for over 8 hours at Almería Airport due to a technical issue with the Enter Air plane bound for Santiago de Compostela, scheduled to depart at 13:55 on Monday, only embarked after 20:00. A Malaga engineer's inspection for a suspected bird in the engine caused the delay. Another group delayed by over 2.5 hours to Barcelona, as a substitute aircraft from Santiago was required.