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Gamevertising Strategies
According to the Spanish Association of Entertainment Software Editors and Distributors (aDeSe), there is one video game console every three Spanish homes and one PC every two homes, while 36 pct video gamers are people over 25 years of age. |
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EUROCOTAL 2007 at Torremolinos Exhibition and Conference Centre
From 7 to 10 June, the 2007 edition of the Fair of Latin American Tourism, Arts and Culture in Europe (EUROCOTAL) will be held at the Exhibition and Conference Centre in Torremolinos. This fair has consolidated as one of the strongest links between Latin America and Europe in the tourism sector. |
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Study on Internet and Travel Demand on the Costa del Sol
Carried out by the Planning and Development Agency (SOPDE) of the Provincial Government of Málaga, the study presents a series of indicators of Internet use for travel purposes and user behaviour patterns when buying Costa del Sol travel products and services. (The study presented this week is only available in Spanish). |
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Number of hotels – April 2007
In April 2007, the province of Málaga had 70,599 hotel beds available. This was 1.85 pct more than in April 2006, when beds amounted to 69,316. Also, the number of hotels grew by 8 in one year (from 393 in April 2006 to 401 in April 2007). |
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Costa del Sol Tourist Board greets representatives of Russian language schools
The Costa del Sol Tourist Board has been involved in the organisation of a fam trip for 9 travel agents from Russia, after the request made by Maravillas Travel, an agency specialising in study trips. Most of the visitors represented Russian language schools offering Spanish courses in different Spanish cities. |
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Palacio del Rey Moro Mines
The Casa del Rey Moro (House of the Moorish King), named after a tile on its façade depicting a Muslim king, is located on Santo Domingo Street. Its stonework dates back to the 18th century, but its present appearance is the result of the renovation ordered by the Duchess of Parcent in the early 20th century. Sixty-metre-long stairs carved in the stone connect the gardens with the mines’ springs, flowing into the Guadalevín River. The Moors knew how to take advantage of this water source. |
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