Articles tagged “spain”

Barcelona's reputation as both a Spanish and international destination is part of what makes it the region's greatest draw, which also translates into visits up and down Catalonia's Mediterranean coast.

From overarching trends to the ever-increasing impact of mobile and online technology — and offering a deep look at what’s happening in every critical travel vertical — this is the state of the travel industry in Europe in 2015.

It makes sense that Ryanair would take advantage of the distressed status of this airport and of the popularity of Valencia as a tourism destination, especially for UK travellers. The airport's promoters are no doubt relieved.

BeMate essentially turns Room Mate into an apartment rental broker and it will need to adhere to the protocols and costs that come along with that in order to build an inventory without running in regulatory troubles.

Although beautiful, the trouble with such ambitious projects is measuring the return on investment from increased visitor interest to tickets actually bought.

It's a simple way to gauge how your customers are feeling, but it needs more insight into why they are feeling this way.

The Canary Islands' new campaign is gorgeous and easy to share making its impact much more powerful than any standard campaign it could have created on its own.

Tourist dollars are shifting to new destinations, largely in Asia, but shopping and world-renowned attractions are still the largest factor influencing where travelers spend.

Iberia's new image is just one part of its major restructuring that's giving the carrier a chance to survive amid growing competition from low-cost airlines and setbacks from a still struggling Spanish economy.

Viewers are a fly on the wall of Bourdain's visit with an old friend in Spain. Surprisingly, he skips over any questions of Spain's hurting economy and instead focuses on the beauty of a lifestyle that seems rare today.