Salamanca will be part of an Australian website specializing in tourist guides for Spain
The city hosts a press trip until Wednesday, during which an Expedia website photographer and cameraman will film the main heritage sites
The project will be digitally available for dedicated websites and Expedia's local and international media that promote and encourage tourism in Spain
The project will be digitally available for dedicated websites and Expedia's local and international media that promote and encourage tourism in Spain
Expedia's website in Australia, specializing in tourist guides for Spain, will feature Salamanca as a new destination in this country. From today, Monday, until next Wednesday, the 21st, a photographer and a cameraman will be in the city to film buildings and exteriors: Monterrey Palace, general views of the city, Plaza Mayor, the Pontifical University, the Clerecía Towers, the Cathedrals and Ieronimus, the Roman Bridge, the Convent of San Esteban, the Art Nouveau – Art Deco Museum (Casa Lis), or the University of Salamanca are some of the heritage sites that will be filmed and photographed and incorporated into the portal.
The project will be digitally available for dedicated websites and Expedia's local and international media that promote and encourage tourism in Spain and encourage people to choose different regions, cities, and towns as destinations for their vacations, as well as to visit various attractions during their stay.
This press trip is being carried out by the Tourism Society in collaboration with the Spanish Tourist Office for Southeast Asia, Australia, and New Zealand.
The project will be digitally available for dedicated websites and Expedia's local and international media that promote and encourage tourism in Spain and encourage people to choose different regions, cities, and towns as destinations for their vacations, as well as to visit various attractions during their stay.
This press trip is being carried out by the Tourism Society in collaboration with the Spanish Tourist Office for Southeast Asia, Australia, and New Zealand.