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Very good afternoon, welcome back to00:00:02
Movistar Plus, magical traveling looks and00:00:05
television business for those more than 200:00:07
million 100,000 viewers who00:00:09
don't follow you every weekend,00:00:11
welcome again, you know one thing,00:00:14
look when I came this afternoon to the00:00:17
television business studios. I was00:00:20
thinking for several weeks that we have had to00:00:23
live several intense weeks that, be careful, it is00:00:26
not over yet and of course every minute00:00:29
things are changing after the00:00:32
results of last Sunday after the00:00:35
results that turned our00:00:37
country blue on Monday again a tsunami a00:00:41
tsunami which is going to make us00:00:43
return to the polls again on00:00:46
July 23, of course we can think about whether this is a00:00:51
fact that was premeditated as00:00:54
the papers show or if it was a00:00:56
desperate act by a man who what00:01:00
matters to him is to keep a man in an00:01:02
armchair despite having dismembered00:01:04
Spain, having polarized society00:01:06
and above all having achieved a00:01:09
permanent confrontation, whether you are of one00:01:12
color or another, whether you are of one ideology00:01:13
or another and that with the decision he has00:01:16
made Not only does it continue to confront,00:01:19
but it also now puts on the00:01:21
table the situation of deciding in the middle of00:01:23
July whether I leave or stay or00:01:27
also deciding if I have to vote for00:01:30
one or the other because of course Las00:01:32
Margaritas has started at this time. to00:01:34
flourish from different parties that00:01:36
were not contemplated for the month of00:01:38
July that do not have the infrastructure to be00:01:40
able to present themselves in national elections but00:01:42
that have nevertheless taken a step00:01:44
forward precisely to unify00:01:46
blocks and above all to defend the00:01:49
chair of a man who remains without put00:01:52
the emphasis on the main engine of the00:01:54
economy in tourism. Remember that00:01:57
before the electoral process began I00:02:00
made a proposal to all of you, it was almost00:02:02
a challenge, a challenge in which I proposed to00:02:06
all the viewers, there have already been00:02:07
many messages that We have received00:02:09
thousands of messages00:02:11
this week asking you00:02:13
how many times tourism would be talked about in00:02:17
the rallies that were going to take place00:02:20
throughout the national territory.00:02:22
How many times would the word tourism come up?00:02:25
And look, I was brave enough00:02:29
to ask you. that it didn't matter what color00:02:32
or party did it, it wasn't a00:02:34
question of whether one or the other00:02:37
included it in their plans or their00:02:40
speeches, it was simply at a00:02:42
general level if someone would make reference to the00:02:45
tourism sector in all this time00:02:47
I said that there would be no more than five00:02:51
references at the national level in some00:02:53
of the rallies of the great00:02:55
political leaders Well, after accounting00:02:57
it is true that everything is not something00:03:01
absolutely radical but after00:03:04
having seen all the rallies of the00:03:06
great political leaders in this00:03:09
country all Tourism has only come out00:03:13
once in three weeks of the00:03:16
campaign referring to the main engine of00:03:19
the economy that generates 14% of00:03:21
direct GDP and 19% of indirect GDP, a00:03:26
sector that will employ nine out of00:03:29
every 10 people. in the year 2030 but00:03:32
above all a sector that makes our00:03:34
country the great leader worldwide, you00:03:36
know, it is the second country in the world in00:03:38
receiving visitors only00:03:40
behind France and already ahead of00:03:43
Germany, the United States, China and00:03:46
Italy for example and that without a00:03:49
doubt and due to the count and the way of00:03:52
analyzing the data next year from the00:03:54
end of 2024 or in the year 2025 it will be00:03:58
occupied anywhere in the world it00:04:01
is still a way of feeling a00:04:04
brand a country brand and it is still00:04:06
a way of extrapolating our nation00:04:09
to the entire world to the universe. We are00:04:11
exporters of knowledge but00:04:13
we are also a great reference00:04:16
when it comes to doing things. The pandemic00:04:18
has shown it at such a critical moment00:04:21
for the sector and above all for the00:04:23
world, the tourism sector with its00:04:25
commitment to its involvement and above00:04:28
all with its talent. The talent of the00:04:30
great leaders and of all the00:04:32
great talents that exist in this00:04:35
wonderful engine of the economy was00:04:37
able to get ahead by recomposing itself00:04:39
and today to return break record to continue00:04:42
breaking records that it is expected that00:04:44
this summer they will manage to return to00:04:47
pre-pandemic figures even surpass them this00:04:50
Bonanza that we have on the table and00:04:52
that all the agents that make up the00:04:54
tourism sector boast about it00:04:56
we have to analyze it with caution as00:04:59
always Why Because we still00:05:01
have many challenges to face, it is not enough to00:05:04
simply recover the00:05:07
quantity figures. We have a great challenge, which is to00:05:09
bet on quality, something that should00:05:12
be in all the electoral programs00:05:14
that are going to take place on July 23, I am not00:05:17
just talking that quality is00:05:19
the term that is in the00:05:21
electoral programs but that00:05:23
tourism should be in those electoral programs00:05:25
as one of the great issues to be debated00:05:28
and one of the great issues to be addressed00:05:30
starting because it is absolutely00:05:32
necessary as I have been demanding for some time now.00:05:34
many years the creation00:05:37
once and for all of the Ministry of Tourism00:05:39
in our country, a ministry that is00:05:43
capable of managing, addressing, gathering00:05:47
and, above all, combining00:05:50
objective efforts and lines of work that00:05:52
allow us to Spain in all its sectors and00:05:55
subsectors of the tourism sector to have00:05:57
the same objective of turning our00:06:00
country into the great leader in the great00:06:02
reference worldwide, betting on00:06:04
quality, addressing all the00:06:06
future challenges that we have had the opportunity00:06:08
to discuss throughout this00:06:10
season and that we will continue to work and00:06:12
inform. Of course, for the00:06:15
first time in democracy, it will be the00:06:18
managing entity of a sector that brings us00:06:21
all together and that above all we should all00:06:24
have in mind to work in a00:06:26
common way on a common line With a00:06:29
common objective that is always called00:06:31
Spain Spain should be at the00:06:33
top of that pyramid And from00:06:35
there we should defend the interests of00:06:38
each of the autonomous communities and00:06:40
each of the provinces and00:06:42
city councils with their particularities00:06:44
but always with a strategy, a00:06:46
strategy that unites all of us who00:06:49
We form this sector that, by the way,00:06:51
another of the aspects that we have to00:06:53
work on urgently and immediately00:06:55
is to achieve that feeling of pride of00:06:58
belonging to00:06:59
a sector. Enough of the squeamishness. Enough of00:07:02
our philosophy and way of being00:07:04
in Spain, always throwing stones at each other.00:07:06
lented and above all let's boast00:07:09
about what we are, what we have, what we00:07:12
do and fundamentally00:07:13
try to demonstrate to00:07:16
future generations that belonging to the00:07:18
tourism sector is having a feeling of pride00:07:21
in a productive sector that today is the00:07:23
great driving force of a great nation. from Spain00:07:26
we begin00:07:28
[Music]00:07:52
on this wonderful Friday afternoon00:07:55
we are going to begin a new itinerary00:07:57
we are going to continue telling stories we are going00:07:59
to present to you again different00:08:01
chapters of that travel book that we00:08:03
always share with you and that00:08:06
we like to present to you so much today is going to be a00:08:08
intense program in which, as always,00:08:10
we will have national destinations,00:08:12
international destinations, we will have our agenda,00:08:14
we will imagine and of course we will talk00:08:17
about tourism. I will tell you everything in our00:08:19
summary00:08:23
[Music]00:08:28
today in traveling views we will analyze,00:08:31
as always, the tourism sector00:08:33
in which we talk about kayak tourism, one of the00:08:37
best travel platforms in the00:08:39
world we will analyze what are the00:08:41
most demanded destinations and the00:08:43
preferences of responsible travelers00:08:47
and then we will imagine a00:08:49
high mountain that crowns two countries a00:08:52
key summit in the calendar of every mountaineer00:08:56
then we will open a window to the world00:08:59
traveling to Lisbon The capital of00:09:02
neighboring Portugal, this city unites00:09:05
modernism heritage without altering its00:09:07
natural geography, a destination that you should00:09:10
include on your list for its spectacular00:09:12
climate and welcoming atmosphere.00:09:15
We will visit the Alpujarras, a00:09:18
historical region that is divided00:09:20
between two provinces, Granada and Almería, a00:09:22
mountainous area of narrow roads00:09:25
with impressive viewpoints00:09:28
of course we will know our00:09:31
world heritage today00:09:32
Santiago de compostera A city symbol of00:09:36
pilgrimage characterized by its00:09:38
emblematic cathedral rebuilt00:09:41
from pieces brought from other parts00:09:43
of it we will00:09:45
also know some details of00:09:48
what will be the first charity gala for00:09:50
children against cancer in Madrid, one of00:09:52
the most exciting and emotional events00:09:54
of the year00:09:56
And of course we bring you the best00:09:58
plans to enjoy your00:10:01
leisure time we begin00:10:04
[Music]00:10:10
as you see an exciting summary that00:10:13
will lead us to discover the world in the00:10:15
next two hours of travel but first,00:10:18
as always, we have to talk about00:10:21
tourism00:10:23
[Music]00:10:31
How do you know, every Friday we start00:10:34
the program talking about tourism, we bring00:10:41
the great leaders of the tourism sector here to the central studios of Movistar Plus for television business00:10:43
that they explain to us some of the00:10:45
aspects of the sector that show us00:10:48
different trends and above all00:10:51
they explain to us some data that help us00:10:54
interpret reality and above all to get to00:10:57
know the companies, the00:11:00
institutions, the destinations and of00:11:02
course also the associations more closely. Here00:11:04
at Masashin Travel Views we bring together00:11:06
the great leaders of the tourism sector.00:11:08
And today, as always, it could not be less.00:11:11
Today we are going to get to know an00:11:14
extraordinarily00:11:15
important multinational in the field of the00:11:18
tourism sector in the field of searching for00:11:20
your next trip. Today we are going to talk about00:11:23
a company that was established in00:11:25
2004 almost 20 years ago, two decades ago00:11:29
with barely 13 people, today there are00:11:32
more than 1000 and they also have seven00:11:35
international brands, they are in00:11:38
multiple countries and they are the great00:11:40
reference of the travel meta search engines00:11:44
in which there is always data to00:11:47
analyze, billions of data that00:11:50
are going to give us today some trends that I'm00:11:53
sure all of you have in00:11:55
mind, so let me introduce the00:11:58
commercial director for Europe of kaya,00:12:01
who is Natalia 10 Rivas Natalia good00:12:04
afternoon good afternoon Fernando very good00:12:06
thank you very much for inviting me Thank you00:12:11
things are going very well well keep00:12:15
quiet as well explained it is what is00:12:18
officially known as a00:12:20
travel metasearch engine now the question00:12:22
is what is a metasearch engine a meta00:12:24
search engine is a platform of00:12:26
travel price comparison our00:12:28
main objective is that the traveler00:12:31
can organize and plan their trip00:12:34
very quickly, very simply and very clearly.00:12:37
On our platform they will be able to see00:12:40
all the options and offers in relation00:12:42
to flights,00:12:44
accommodation and car rental.00:12:47
way to compare When we have00:12:49
a place in mind to go, I get into a00:12:51
kayak and we compare all that amalgamation of00:12:54
proposals to choose the best option.00:12:55
In fact, we are going to save money,00:12:58
we are going to have the best option and00:13:00
I also understand that with new00:13:01
technologies we They will be able to offer00:13:04
alternatives so that we can enjoy00:13:06
a trip that in the end is still00:13:08
a dream, an illusion that we all have,00:13:09
not really. And this year it has been00:13:12
demonstrated that we increasingly00:13:13
want to travel these last three years00:13:16
of uncertainty and Movement restrictions00:13:20
have made this year00:13:22
the year we are looking at our00:13:24
data and00:13:26
the kayak user can both come already00:13:29
with a destination in mind How can you00:13:31
also see what the latest00:13:34
trends are where you can go you can use00:13:36
we have an interactive map where with his00:13:39
where he is going to set his own00:13:40
budget and we are going to00:13:43
tell him where he can find the00:13:44
best offers, look, they compare00:13:47
billions of data,00:13:51
they compare the prices, they give you the best00:13:54
option but there is something that I00:13:55
really like. and that it is a slogan, a claim00:13:58
that they use in their communication and that is that00:14:01
they have more than 1,000 employees who00:14:05
are passionate about travel. We are not00:14:07
talking about sellers. We are not talking about00:14:09
salespeople. We are not talking about00:14:11
travel enthusiasts. It is really nice00:14:13
for us to travel. It is part of of life00:14:16
is really where it will open your00:14:19
mind. Furthermore, Our Company is very00:14:22
focused on diversity and00:14:25
integration.00:14:26
And then traveling. It is one of our00:14:29
key points. We even have a page00:14:32
where we put00:14:34
our travel suggestions based on00:14:37
our own experience. Hey You have00:14:39
done a study in which you have00:14:41
analyzed 167 countries Sorry in 16700:14:46
cities 63 countries with 28 variables and00:14:50
we have been discovering some00:14:51
trends that we are going to talk about00:14:52
now Let me first introduce00:14:55
Jesús Menéndez one of the great00:14:57
experts and leaders of the sector tourist talk00:14:59
show of this house Jesus good00:15:02
afternoon good afternoon Fernanda how are you00:15:04
Wow how serious I see you for God's sake How are you00:15:06
today a moment ago you weren't like this00:15:08
we were joking about something I'm00:15:11
worried to see if I'm going to get a00:15:12
polling station a vacation support but00:15:15
Your vacation is already over or what00:15:16
ever just in case they make you stay no00:15:20
Well hey Jesus How do you see We are00:15:23
talking about analyzing billions00:15:25
You have always defended00:15:26
technology you are one of the great00:15:28
promoters of the metaverse plus00:15:30
you are always here since I met you We have00:15:32
many decades behind00:15:35
us working together.00:15:36
You have always defended00:15:39
data analysis, work in technology,00:15:41
innovation, information technologies00:15:42
as a way of understanding00:15:44
tourism and generating00:15:47
individual experiences. Notice that now it has00:15:49
become clear. fashion not every time you can have00:15:51
more information in less time And a00:15:54
little detail How clients arrive00:15:56
where clients arrive from including not00:15:59
only the destinations but the00:16:00
city itself from the neighborhood to the street and00:16:03
you can know the travel agency the00:16:06
reservations that make a same day for a00:16:07
specific destination. Look, lately00:16:09
here we have had guests who00:16:11
continue to tell us that the customer is put00:16:13
at the center of the strategy and that the00:16:16
use of data, Big Data and00:16:17
intelligent technology and now00:16:19
Artificial Intelligence is used00:16:21
especially to try to generate a00:16:23
very personalized experience if even00:16:26
the statistics right now depend on00:16:29
where you have your00:16:30
mobile phone, you are in a certain city, a00:16:33
certain province or you enter a00:16:35
museum and the museum can quantify the00:16:37
nationality of the people who are within00:16:40
the museum based on the IP of the00:16:42
mobile phone and you can know how many there are from00:16:44
a country in another country or a certain00:16:46
city. Well, one day we will dedicate a lot of00:16:48
time to the topic of technology, we are00:16:50
preparing a special program00:16:51
precisely about this, you will be00:16:53
surprised by the things that you can make00:16:55
the data they have about you How00:16:57
the information that you leave00:17:00
in your trace is handled in your footprint every time you00:17:02
visit or do anything and how it00:17:04
can then be used precisely00:17:06
to generate a very00:17:08
particular experience, we will talk about all of that00:17:10
later. Now we are talking to00:17:12
Kayak, we are talking to Natalia00:17:14
10 Rivas, who is the commercial director00:17:16
for Europe for Kayak. I am going to00:17:19
ask her about trends. We have not analyzed00:17:22
billions of data and now we are going00:17:24
to talk about trends, for example in00:17:26
that analysis that you have00:17:29
made a ranking of the cities that are a little00:17:30
more sustainable or more responsible or00:17:33
where the tourist The traveler behaves00:17:36
in a more responsible way What is that00:17:37
ranking Well look, a few months ago00:17:39
we carried out a survey in Spain where00:17:42
70% of the travelers Of the00:17:45
respondents who are travelers, they told us00:17:47
that they are increasingly more00:17:48
aware, however, 60% of00:17:51
them told us but we don't know where to00:17:53
look, so we have created00:17:55
different tools that will help00:17:57
the traveler decide the destination they00:18:01
want in based on your needs and00:18:03
different factors, then00:18:04
we have effectively created00:18:06
a list of cities that are00:18:09
sustainable based on the00:18:11
most searched cities within kayaking, we have00:18:13
chosen about 167 and the factors that00:18:16
we have chosen are the three pillars of00:18:18
sustainability, which are you want to know00:18:21
the list. I want to know the Pillars for00:18:23
you.00:18:25
The pillars of sustainability that00:18:28
we are using are environmental,00:18:30
sociocultural, economic, that is, what00:18:33
is the impact at the local level that this00:18:35
tourism or that traveler is going to make in the00:18:38
destination they are going to choose. So00:18:40
we, above all, in the countries00:18:42
Dutch in Rotterdam and Amsterdam00:18:47
have been one of the destinations of the00:18:49
cities that have obtained the highest score and00:18:52
then and then I have a huge list I00:18:56
will read you the 167 that you tell me the00:18:59
first three I am fine with00:19:00
Amsterdam we have in Austria we have00:19:04
Norway too00:19:05
and Munich in Germany, Spain00:19:10
comes out a little later, yes we have00:19:13
Barcelona, Madrid and Malaga, not00:19:15
actually in00:19:17
position number 30 but well at00:19:20
least one person who talks about00:19:22
sustainability with criteria because00:19:23
here you always know that we have00:19:25
defended that to talk about00:19:26
sustainability you have to know what It is00:19:28
sustainability and above all The00:19:30
criteria applicable to sustainability00:19:33
that I do not know simply the environment00:19:35
as people believe00:19:39
I the 20 30 objectives on the one hand00:19:42
are very good but it is difficult00:19:43
depending on the destination it is very00:19:46
complicated I see that you are sad00:19:47
because Zamora does not appear on the list00:19:49
actually00:19:51
when Zamora Jesús actually00:19:54
Hey, let me continue talking to00:19:57
Natalia Díaz, she is the commercial director00:19:59
for kayak for all of Europe who is00:20:02
telling us a little about the results of those00:20:05
analyzes that have been used as references to the00:20:07
search for destinations that they have on their00:20:09
platform in that meta search engine and that00:20:13
they have thrown up. Well, Rotterdam,00:20:14
Amsterdam and Crack are the three00:20:17
most responsible or most sustainable cities.00:20:20
Call it whatever you want for traveling, but00:20:22
let's talk about trends. Come on,00:20:24
I like this more and I'm sure that all00:20:25
Spectators are thinking: What are00:20:27
the trends for Spaniards00:20:29
this summer? Where do they want00:20:31
to travel? What do they want to do? What cities00:20:33
can they go to? Or what are they00:20:35
asking you? What are they looking for00:20:36
in kayak? Well, again, say the00:20:40
desire. to travel are there we can no longer00:20:42
contain ourselves so we have seen00:20:44
the desire to travel is there yes you00:20:47
mean that with respect to other studies and00:20:51
other figures that you have done in other00:20:52
seasons right now there is still an00:20:55
increase in search that is to say people00:20:57
are active people want to travel are00:20:58
eager to go out yes Look only for00:21:01
searches for this summer to go out00:21:03
this summer in our00:21:05
flight product we have an increase of up to00:21:07
50%00:21:08
in hotels only for00:21:12
European destinations up to almost 60%. And that And that to00:21:17
Costa that I have also read that you have00:21:19
said that flights increase by 36% and00:21:23
hotels by 7%, effectively to see00:21:26
the00:21:28
tourist product is the same as00:21:30
any other product, there are many00:21:32
factors that impact inflation.00:21:34
price of oil, energy cost,00:21:37
etc., all of that has been impacted and also00:21:39
now with the great demand that there is, the00:21:43
supply is growing but not at the same00:21:44
rate as the demand, so there00:21:45
has actually been an impact on00:21:48
prices apart from the fact that00:21:49
businessmen in the hotel sector also00:21:51
They want to recover the money they have00:21:53
lost in the pandemic without providing the00:21:55
necessary quality to provide a service00:21:57
in line with what this country needs. Well, that's what00:21:59
I'm saying, you're not saying it. Well,00:22:01
Natalia, let's go to those trends, come on, yes.00:22:03
Okay, then where do we want to go?00:22:05
Spaniards this summer internationally,00:22:08
New York is still the big city,00:22:12
however, Asian destinations have now00:22:15
finally opened their borders since the00:22:17
last quarter of last year. We are00:22:19
looking forward to Vietnam, for example, having an00:22:21
increase in searches of up to00:22:23
60%. The whole part of Japan, Malaysia,00:22:26
etc., have an increase of00:22:28
400%.00:22:30
Those are what we call, that is an00:22:33
international destination. We are going to go to Europe. In00:22:35
Europe, the surprise is, we continue with Paris,00:22:38
London, Rome, but nevertheless there are00:22:41
destinations that have an increase00:22:43
that there is. What to highlight for this year, for00:22:46
example, Croatia, Romania, Greece, etc.,00:22:50
are destinations that have up to an00:22:52
increase between 200 and 400 percent00:22:55
compared to last year, so they are going to00:22:57
be destinations on the rise and in Spain in00:22:59
Spain we are a little more traditional, we are00:23:01
effectively returning. We want everything, we00:23:04
want the beach, we want gastronomy.00:23:05
So we're going to the Balearic Islands, we're00:23:07
going to the Canary Islands and the entire00:23:09
Mediterranean and southern part. Hey, I'm going to00:23:11
ask you because I have a question on my00:23:13
mind. I've00:23:14
always criticized it. You know it's00:23:16
a question that seems very00:23:18
important to address as one of the00:23:19
great challenges for the future that when00:23:21
the new government arrives we hope00:23:22
from July 23 to address it in a00:23:25
clear way and that is that our mouths have always been00:23:28
filled with records, not in00:23:30
2019 we broke records again in00:23:33
visitor arrivals up to 86 million00:23:35
but always with the same endemic disease And the fact00:23:37
is that 80-85%00:23:39
of the visits we receive00:23:41
stay on our coasts in the end we do not00:23:44
take advantage of the visit to Spain Although00:23:46
it is true that the trend is changing00:23:48
a a little bit and we take advantage of the place00:23:50
where we are to discover some things00:23:52
around it. But it is still in a00:23:54
perimeter very close to a place on the00:23:56
coast when Spain evidently has00:23:58
a brutal diversity at the level of00:24:00
tourism product at the level of00:24:01
autonomous communities and evidently at the level00:24:03
of offer not when00:24:05
in your searches you analyze00:24:08
the behavior of the00:24:10
international traveler What do you find because00:24:13
this year we are obviously seeing00:24:15
first that the foreign tourist who00:24:18
is wanting to come. Above all,00:24:21
number one is the German, then there is the00:24:23
French and number three There is the Danish,00:24:25
the Nordic countries are wanting to00:24:27
come to Spain because we00:24:29
obviously have, as you have said,00:24:31
a fantastic country.00:24:32
Yes, we are seeing that among the00:24:35
searches not only the sun zone stands out00:24:38
but also Madrid Barcelona00:24:41
Seville Bilbao are among the00:24:44
big cities that this00:24:46
foreign tourist is looking for, look,00:24:48
Jesus surprises me because we are00:24:49
talking about Germany, we are talking about00:24:53
Denmark France Denmark France, but00:24:55
yet the United States does not appear,00:24:58
which is the country that00:25:00
is currently sending more travelers00:25:02
to Spain, just like00:25:04
Latin American countries. like Mexico, there is a00:25:06
brutal influx, Japan, China,00:25:08
in April we began to recover Russia, which00:25:11
in Madrid has had a very00:25:13
important impact, mature markets as always,00:25:15
Germany, Italy, France and the United Kingdom are00:25:19
the main emitters to Spain, but00:25:21
suddenly Denmark Yes. and00:25:25
then there is a market that is the Portuguese one that is00:25:29
beginning to grow Yes sir in the00:25:31
northern part of Spain yes sir and that is00:25:34
unknown I mean the00:25:36
Portuguese people already and with high purchasing power00:25:38
and they make In the catalogs of00:25:41
tour operators00:25:42
in places, for example, the00:25:44
Valencian community, not only Andalusia, which is00:25:46
closer, but they are traveling. Well,00:25:49
to Catalonia, to a Valencian community,00:25:51
and they are growing more and more and then,00:25:54
for example, in00:25:56
international intestines, the entire part of Turkey00:25:58
is dropping prices a lot.00:26:00
because it had a lot of Russian tourists who have00:26:03
disappeared and the hotels have to00:26:04
fill those that are00:26:07
five-star luxury hotels, many golf courses. The00:26:09
German and English tourists are going down. Prices are going down00:26:13
but the Spanish part still has to00:26:15
discover that part. We are talking00:26:17
about the I remember with the00:26:19
commercial director for Europe of kaya that the00:26:21
great travel search engine that is00:26:24
implemented worldwide and that is one00:26:25
of the great leaders in the00:26:27
tourism sector that is revealing to us00:26:28
some curious data about the00:26:30
behavior of travelers at a00:26:32
national level at an international level at a00:26:34
long-haul level But of course with something that00:26:37
you have said I want I want now we are not00:26:40
talking about money we are talking about price00:26:42
What are the trends And how do00:26:44
we talk about price Come on then00:26:46
obviously what we were talking about before00:26:48
that all these factors have impacted00:26:51
the travel prices, for example00:26:53
on flights, we are seeing an increase00:26:55
of 37 to 40 percent in00:26:59
accommodation prices, as you said, seven00:27:01
to 10%, but this is not preventing us from00:27:04
traveling at all. It's this summer. Yes,00:27:08
hey, you're going. Let's give then since we have00:27:10
to tighten our belts since we00:27:13
have to spend or invest a little00:27:16
more in our vacations, which are00:27:18
going to be a little more expensive, give me00:27:19
some tips to save Of course it00:27:21
will come but only to you00:27:23
Well, it00:27:26
is It is very easy to know that what is the00:27:29
high season is from mid-July00:27:31
to mid-August. That is where the00:27:33
prices are higher00:27:35
this year starting on July 25th that00:27:37
some have not thought of00:27:40
making an election. on July 2300:27:43
then00:27:45
our main suggestion is to00:27:47
try to be flexible with the dates and00:27:50
be flexible with the destinations Because if,00:27:52
for example, we are looking for an00:27:54
international destination, if we travel in October00:27:56
we can find offers00:27:59
up to 40% lower than Traveling in00:28:02
full July or in the middle of August This is00:28:03
a good recommendation more00:28:04
recommendations come tips to00:28:06
save go tips to save because the00:28:09
first thing of course is to enter a00:28:11
travel comparator because there you will be00:28:14
able to find all the offers from00:28:16
all the major travel providers00:28:18
both airlines online travel agencies00:28:20
in accommodation, we not00:28:23
only have hotels but right now00:28:25
we have Villas, apartments,00:28:27
etc. and in car rental we have00:28:30
what we mentioned before, carsering.00:28:33
In addition to the usual car rental, we00:28:36
also started to have cars and in00:28:40
the vertical of flights talking about00:28:42
sustainability that we mentioned before not00:28:44
only do we show the option of flights00:28:46
but we also have the option to00:28:49
travel by bus and by train, so the00:28:51
great advice that you would give to all00:28:52
viewers is Hey, if you are going to00:28:54
prepare a trip instead of jump into00:28:56
the pool enter kaya we're going to00:28:58
compare all the prices we're going to00:29:00
compare everyone and we're going to choose no and00:29:02
then on top of that you have a thousand fans of the00:29:05
travel and tourism sector who00:29:06
can advise us00:29:07
really really Hey I wanted to ask you00:29:09
something else Natalia of course I don't know if with00:29:12
such little time you could have reacted,00:29:14
no, but of course the elections end on00:29:17
Sunday, there is a call for00:29:19
general elections on July 23, which00:29:22
precisely coincides with the00:29:25
Santiago bridge in four autonomous communities,00:29:27
some of which govern the PP,00:29:29
well in end that00:29:31
you have understood you have seen you have00:29:34
analyzed How this00:29:37
call for general elections is going to affect00:29:39
the Travelers have noticed something00:29:42
this week that of course only two or00:29:44
three days have passed but I don't know if the00:29:46
data you have can provide a00:29:47
little light Well at the moment, as00:29:49
you say, very little time has passed,00:29:51
but today this morning they were00:29:54
commenting that the Vote by00:29:56
Mail request is being incredible since there00:29:58
are already many people who have00:30:00
their vacations organized so well we understand00:30:02
that00:30:03
apart Also another thing that is commented00:30:07
is that it is not very clear if they call you to00:30:10
be a member or president00:30:13
of a table. What are the options if you00:30:15
already have your trip booked? So00:30:17
at the moment I do not have the00:30:19
specific information but I do have what the00:30:22
Macro social data Yes, we are seeing that00:30:25
there is a boom in the request for Vote by00:30:27
mail Hey Natalia, if I ask you,00:30:30
forget about kayaking, forget about00:30:33
simply because of your knowledge and your00:30:36
experience, if I ask you, a00:30:38
recommendation for traveling to Europe this00:30:40
summer is00:30:44
that answer is very very difficult. Of00:30:46
course for me Spain we have everything in00:30:50
Spain we have the sun we have the00:30:51
gastronomy we have00:30:53
in general00:30:55
I am a big fan of big cities00:30:58
I love getting to know Rome It seems to me Look00:31:01
just Rome what we are seeing behind00:31:03
you Rome It seems to me a00:31:05
exceptional destination and then it depends on what you are00:31:07
looking for Greece is a fantastic country00:31:09
Croatia is a fantastic country it is very00:31:12
difficult well And if I can Santander which00:31:17
is where I am from00:31:18
for me where I would go to live00:31:21
Hey and another question you have drawn a lot of00:31:24
attention to the long-00:31:26
range trends that you have talked about in00:31:28
Asian countries but there are no searches as it00:31:31
cannot be otherwise in summer to00:31:33
go a little to the Caribbean to go to Puerto00:31:35
Rico for Costa Rica to go to00:31:37
Jamaica for Yes yes indeed everything00:31:39
that is the south of America,00:31:44
a Punta Cana, etc. They are also00:31:46
booming, we still want to Search for that Sun,00:31:49
that beach, that exoticism not outside00:31:52
our borders, they are also within00:31:54
our most sought-after destinations. I am00:31:55
very concerned that00:31:57
Zamora is not included in national destinations,00:31:58
look.00:32:01
Jesus come recommendations for this00:32:03
summer go for this summer Well I'm going to00:32:06
ask you both things to00:32:08
try to book your trip as And you who00:32:11
have a very direct relationship with00:32:12
all the portals with all the00:32:14
dotcoms of course with all the00:32:16
metasearch engines and above all with00:32:18
technology, not information that00:32:20
you would recommend to all00:32:21
viewers and then some destinations00:32:23
that you consider are growing,00:32:24
come on. Look, there is a tool that has00:32:27
kayaking, which is the Dynamic package where00:32:29
you can book. Well, you can00:32:31
look for the option of a flight accommodation00:32:35
and car rental is an option00:32:40
where you can have visibility of00:32:41
your entire trip00:32:43
with several clicks, the truth is that it is a00:32:46
good alternative and then at the level of00:32:48
destinations Well, apart from Zamora and00:32:51
Santander, I00:32:54
would also say Santander but a style a00:32:57
destination for example everything that is the00:32:59
mountains of Palencia is growing it is00:33:01
growing a lot Yes sir the whole00:33:04
part of Malaga and it is growing a lot and00:33:08
then there are inland destinations that00:33:10
people still everything that is the border00:33:13
with Extremadura with Portugal and The00:33:16
part of Huelva, the Sierra de Huelva, more00:33:19
than the coastal area, are destinations that00:33:21
people are increasingly growing at the level of hiking at the00:33:23
level of learning about experiences and00:33:25
natural environments,00:33:27
but if I have to ask you, a00:33:29
destination in Spain, one is Zamora, one destination00:33:32
in Europe00:33:34
Ireland and a long-haul destination00:33:37
because it is very beautiful Yes sir00:33:39
Singapore Singapore Natalia a destination in00:33:42
Spain00:33:43
Santander Do not repeat man we are00:33:47
talking about a diverse country of a00:33:48
wonderful country one in Santander the other00:33:51
we are hungry a destination in Europe a00:33:54
destination in Europe00:33:56
that is very complicated because there are00:33:57
many, let's go00:33:59
Iceland one long radius land00:34:03
one long radius I would say I love00:34:07
Miami Miami Well we have some00:34:11
destinations some proposals for this00:34:13
summer but above all we have this great00:34:16
meta search engine that is going to help us and00:34:18
make life absolutely easier00:34:20
when deciding on a dream, you know that I00:34:22
always say that choosing a trip is00:34:24
choosing an experience is choosing a00:34:25
dream is choosing an experience and I believe00:34:28
that we all deserve it, so00:34:30
nothing can go wrong if you use and If00:34:34
advice from the great professionals00:34:36
in the sector is what I was talking about before,00:34:37
training is another of the great challenges00:34:39
we have in the sector and, above all,00:34:41
travel enthusiasts who are the ones00:34:44
who know the destinations and who00:34:46
could at a given moment00:34:47
advise you where you should go. because00:34:49
sometimes we have in mind that we want to go to00:34:51
a place but we are not very clear about it. And00:34:53
if someone from outside comes to you who00:34:55
really knows it and who knows what00:34:57
your dreams and illusions are, they can00:34:59
recommend you and, above all, they can make you00:35:01
Your trip that you will undertake with00:35:04
the ones you love the most will be a success.00:35:06
We are talking to Natalia Díaz, she is the00:35:10
commercial director for Europe of kayak,00:35:12
to whom I am going to ask, of course, it is a00:35:14
time to sit in front of a00:35:15
computer, start preparing, deciding.00:35:18
where are we going to go to that camera, a message00:35:21
for all the viewers, tell them00:35:23
how we do it, it's very easy. And00:35:25
from there, let's travel, come00:35:28
because the searches are very easy,00:35:30
just00:35:31
enter by kayak, the point is to do it or,00:35:35
if you already know, what is the destination you00:35:36
want to go search for flight sorry and00:35:39
accommodation car rental you enter the00:35:42
dates more or less you enter if they are00:35:44
flexible or not and it will give you all00:35:47
the information about whether they are flights With00:35:49
which airline with whom to book00:35:50
what prices has what schedules and adapt00:35:54
the trip to your needs to00:35:56
enjoy it 100% Hey now, all those that00:35:58
technology squeaks a little that the00:36:01
internet is not handled well by parents,00:36:03
grandparents, what would we say to them, we00:36:06
have within our user,00:36:08
we have all ages, each time00:36:10
technology has already arrived It is already00:36:12
in all the houses and our00:36:15
technology is very easy to use, it is very00:36:17
clear, it is perfectly understood. So00:36:20
I would say that go ahead at kayakumanize00:36:23
the technology, which is another of the things00:36:24
that worries me a lot. Yes, indeed,00:36:27
we were really born as a company.00:36:31
tourism technology So yes,00:36:33
we really adapt a lot to the00:36:37
user's needs Because, as00:36:40
you say, we love it We00:36:42
are travelers, we are the first to00:36:44
use the platform And then we see How00:36:47
easy it is to use them, if you00:36:49
can understand it, etc., don't worry, how00:36:52
passionate we are about the trips Hey, we've been00:36:54
talking for a while for almost half an hour and00:36:55
we said I think the platform the00:36:57
website we said it once I didn't00:37:00
repeat it00:37:01
you mean that no no no no the00:37:05
website where we can find them00:37:11
Jesus yes Well then It is as easy as00:37:14
entering kayak.es and00:37:17
Search for the next trip and00:37:21
today we wanted to bring back to this00:37:24
section another of the great leaders00:37:25
of the tourism sector, get a00:37:27
little closer to the travel trends that00:37:29
we have throughout this summer, learn about00:37:31
some of the proposals they make to us00:37:33
and above all share with those00:37:36
billions of data that they manage and00:37:39
analyze daily What are the00:37:41
trends What is the behavior and00:37:43
those tips those tips to try to00:37:46
save at a time when00:37:49
things are the way they are. economy how00:37:50
is it but nevertheless we continue with the00:37:52
strength with the enthusiasm and with the desire to00:37:55
continue traveling kayak point is is going to be00:37:58
your platform to decide your next00:38:00
trip Natalia Díaz who is the00:38:04
commercial director for Europe of kayak thanks to00:38:07
you a big kiss don't change that00:38:09
smile we have to continue00:38:12
leave me just a few seconds for some00:38:13
advice and we return here to Movistar00:38:16
Plus to business television traveling glances00:38:22
[Music]00:38:32
Let's continue Our path on this00:38:35
Friday afternoon and it's time as00:38:38
always Like every week00:38:41
breathe deeply It is time00:38:45
for you who are watching TV to sit00:38:49
and think, dream, let yourself be carried away by those00:38:53
stories, those images and the music00:38:56
that here at Movistar Plus in00:38:58
television business and traveling glances00:39:01
we tell you and having Ramos is time in this00:39:04
moment00:39:05
to imagine00:39:16
[Music]00:39:25
Imagine a medieval city that you fall in love with00:39:29
at first sight because of its00:39:32
14th century medieval wall that surrounds a network of00:39:36
cobbled streets Ancient watchtowers00:39:39
Churches squares and charming corners00:39:46
Imagine an authentic town that has not00:39:49
lost a bit of its cultural00:39:51
or popular life a place where its inhabitants00:39:55
go out of their way to keep alive the00:39:58
popular traditions that speak of their00:40:01
past, their beliefs, their myths and their00:40:05
legends,00:40:09
imagine a medieval four-00:40:13
eyed bridge built in the00:40:15
12th century over the Francolí River, its00:40:18
buttresses made of ashlars and00:40:20
several images sculpted in stone00:40:22
from the church of Santa María00:40:28
imagines a wall 1,700 meters00:40:31
long and six meters high, topped with00:40:35
battlements and 25 defense towers, the tower00:40:39
of the five corners, the portal tower of00:40:42
Boveé or that of Sant Jordi, as well as five00:40:45
portals [Music ]00:40:51
imagine entering the walled enclosure00:40:54
through the San Antonio portal and crossing00:40:56
the entire old town along Carrera el00:40:59
Mayor, discovering shops, bars,00:41:02
art galleries and delicious00:41:04
pastry shops such as the Andreu confectionery and00:41:07
the vineyards where you can try00:41:09
some delicious sweet,00:41:14
imagine the cathedral of the mountain, a00:41:17
beautiful Gothic temple from the 14th century, a00:41:20
building as spectacular on the outside as it is00:41:24
on the inside,00:41:28
imagine people who get involved in00:41:31
all its festivals and traditions, the00:41:34
medieval festival, the castles, the00:41:37
dwarf giants and the entire bestiary that00:41:39
makes up the Popular entourage, the armats, the00:41:43
dance. of canes the demons of the00:41:45
correfox00:41:46
[Music]00:41:50
imagine discovering authentic gems in00:41:53
its surroundings the monasteries of00:41:56
poblet balbona del es monks peas00:41:59
creus that are part of the Popular00:42:02
Cistercian route00:42:07
so don't imagine any more and when you can00:42:11
prepare a getaway00:42:14
among00:42:17
[Music ]00:42:30
[Music]00:42:38
we are going to continue collecting emotions00:42:41
we are going to continue writing with letters of00:42:43
gold this travel book that this00:42:47
weekend We are writing for you it is00:42:50
time to open a00:42:51
window to the world it is time to travel to00:42:55
take the suitcases and to meet a00:42:58
We are going to do a new one of those wonderful places00:43:00
with the help of David Bigorra, the00:43:02
director of the Cutravel magazine, who today00:43:05
is going to take us to a corner of the00:43:09
neighboring country that is absolutely magical. A00:43:12
few days ago we were there, the00:43:15
team of traveling glances we were00:43:17
having the opportunity to tour00:43:19
this city once again and as00:43:22
always we returned with the feeling that00:43:26
every day its light, its people, its00:43:30
monuments, its life and its future00:43:34
surprise you no matter how much you know it Every00:43:38
day you travel Lisbon is going to00:43:41
surprise you No matter how much you know it, you00:43:44
will find that different point that00:43:47
will continue to make you fall in love with00:43:50
this universal city that was rebuilt00:43:53
after the earthquake and that today shows00:43:55
its best face. We open a window to the world and00:43:59
we leave hand in hand with David and cap A00:44:03
Lisbon00:44:09
Lisbon is considered one of the00:44:12
warmest cities in Europe, its00:44:14
mild and benign climate regulated by the00:44:16
Atlantic winds makes the00:44:18
Portuguese capital the perfect place for a00:44:20
getaway at any time of the year00:44:21
[Music]00:44:25
Lisbon is one of the oldest cities00:44:26
in Europe with00:44:28
historical records that place the first00:44:30
Phoenician settlements in the 12th century00:44:32
BC.00:44:35
Its history is linked to its00:44:38
strategic position at the mouth of the00:44:39
longest river in the Iberian Peninsula, the00:44:42
Tagus. Its natural port was the most comfortable00:44:44
for the resupply of the ships00:44:46
that traded between the North Sea and00:44:48
the Mediterranean,00:44:51
the fruits of this long history can be00:44:54
seen in numerous places in the00:44:55
Portuguese capital, such as the neighborhoods of00:44:57
Alfama and Mouraria, also considered the00:45:00
cradle of Fado, the Lusitanian song of a00:45:03
melancholic nature.00:45:06
We can forget about gastronomy00:45:08
where cod or cod is king.00:45:11
We can find00:45:13
traditional shops anywhere like00:45:15
the classic grocery stores specializing in00:45:17
salted or fresh cod and00:45:19
fish from different00:45:20
sources. It goes without saying that in00:45:23
Lisbon restaurants it is El00:45:25
star dish with dozens of possible00:45:27
presentations00:45:29
[Music]00:45:30
Lisbon is a city to discover on00:45:33
foot, but with good legs since00:45:35
in addition to the lower area where the terrain00:45:37
is Flat, the rest of the city is00:45:39
made up of entertaining ups and00:45:41
downs, hence its famous trams and00:45:43
funiculars that allow us to00:45:45
more easily navigate these slopes by00:45:50
walking and getting lost on purpose, you00:45:53
can find the best corners of00:45:55
Lisbon, this curious city surrounded by00:45:57
seven Hills,00:46:01
precisely its location allows it to00:46:03
have numerous viewpoints or00:46:05
viewpoints from which to appreciate the00:46:08
spectacular views. from one of the00:46:10
most charming cities in southern00:46:12
Europe [Music]00:46:19
David good afternoon00:46:22
Hello, good afternoon Fernando Hey, I think I00:46:25
precisely remembered this last00:46:28
trip, I remembered these last few days that00:46:30
I have spent there and in the end it comes to00:46:33
mind, for example, the opportunity that00:46:36
I had to take a boat ride at00:46:39
night in that spectacular sunset00:46:42
that shows you the great bridge and that00:46:45
makes Lisbon at 9 show00:46:47
a different face, you discover00:46:50
new Barros neighborhoods from the water but00:46:52
above all you go discovering that Lisbon00:46:56
is eternal that Lisbon always offers a00:46:59
different face 365 days a year00:47:03
I look I have to confess that it is the00:47:06
European city that I have visited the most times00:47:09
for work and for vice and for pleasure00:47:13
because it really bores me, it is a00:47:16
city that you feel super00:47:19
comfortable in is very pleasant to visit and does not00:47:23
tire you at all It is never one of the00:47:25
few that you say no I have already visited it I00:47:28
have already seen it and I have enough of this I00:47:32
can assure you that for me to repeat00:47:34
one thing so many times city, I can00:47:37
assure you that at least it is a00:47:39
very pleasant city to visit. Hey, let me00:47:42
at this point also introduce the00:47:44
commentators of this program, my00:47:46
traveling companions who always, year00:47:49
after year after season after season,00:47:51
accompany us here on Movistar Plus on00:47:54
business. television in traveling glances00:47:56
in this beautiful future around the world00:47:58
Carlos olmo Good afternoon Very good00:48:01
afternoon Hey, also, you have also just00:48:03
arrived, I00:48:09
was going more calmly this time to enjoy00:48:13
with my partner and I did not climb many of the00:48:16
seven Hills on which it is built00:48:18
Lisbon Hey, if I ask you like this, very quickly, a00:48:20
place for you, a corner The Mirador de00:48:22
Santa Lucía has me in love, he00:48:25
is also with us this afternoon Felipe00:48:27
Alonso, the teacher who is also very knowledgeable00:48:30
about the capital of Portugal Felipe good00:48:33
afternoon good afternoon How are you well00:48:35
well Hey Lisbon always magical always00:48:38
eternal look we have talked a thousand times00:48:39
about that city and I never tire of00:48:42
discovering new places I love it00:48:43
and also not only having but as the00:48:46
stately fado says Yes ma'am it is a00:48:48
white city for me it is impressive and00:48:52
before you ask me a place, for me00:48:55
the castle the castle of the Castle you see00:48:58
in everything that the city can offer you00:49:01
and in the background the yew that00:49:04
they say not the text the other day I was00:49:07
surprised because I was on the tour00:49:09
I started in Belén and they have00:49:11
completely extended the00:49:13
promenade that takes you to the center and they00:49:15
have recovered industrial neighborhoods, they00:49:17
are turning them into00:49:19
residential neighborhoods and all the old warehouses00:49:22
that had something to do with the00:49:24
industrial area of the port have been00:49:26
converted into restaurants to00:49:28
floppy disks it's impressive how they've00:49:30
left the neighborhood eh Very nice right00:49:33
under the bridge also Yes it is00:49:35
an example of how you can really00:49:37
reuse a space that in many cases00:49:39
had been left semi-abandoned or00:49:41
abandoned and in a way well00:49:44
How cool Good We are going to begin this00:49:47
path with David Bigorra and of course in the00:49:50
report that you have been able to see we have00:49:53
made reference to the viewpoints, that00:49:56
is, to try to discover the cities00:49:58
from above but of course to get to those00:50:01
viewpoints David we have to go in some00:50:03
way how We make it00:50:05
very easy to get there, keep in mind that00:50:09
although there is obviously a metro in00:50:12
Lisbon, an excellent metro network that00:50:14
reaches the airport, trams and00:50:17
funiculars are an essence, they are the basis00:50:21
of what is the center of Lisbon and a00:50:24
tourist attraction in Yes No, it00:50:27
is simply a way to enjoy and00:50:29
explore the city and of course the00:50:33
historic trams are always00:50:35
yellow. You will be able to distinguish them very00:50:37
quickly and the wooden interior is00:50:40
perfectly preserved. There are two00:50:43
that we will talk about later, which is the 28 and the00:50:45
15th that add a special charm and00:50:49
nostalgia to the streets of Lisbon. And we00:50:52
would have to00:50:54
define Lisbon with a single word. I would say00:50:57
that nostalgia is the one that best00:51:01
defines it simply because it00:51:04
enchants it and because it draws people back. other times and00:51:07
the funiculars that allow you to climb00:51:10
those Hills, the funiculars are00:51:13
small trams that allow you, with a00:51:15
system of counterweights and by cable, to climb00:51:18
those incredibly high slopes,00:51:21
everything and it is a city that00:51:24
you can really do on foot. Yes, you have to00:51:26
have very good legs or use00:51:29
headphones for these00:51:32
steep elevations, trams and funiculars,00:51:35
which is one of the elements that we00:51:37
traditionally go to live and00:51:39
coexist with in Lisbon and that give it00:51:42
a flavor that sometimes reminds me a00:51:44
little of San Francisco bridging the00:51:45
gap, no. But more than the word00:51:47
nostalgia, I would use that very00:51:49
Portuguese word that is very similar to the00:51:51
Galician word morriña, which everyone already00:51:53
knows, but in the case of the00:51:55
Portuguese, they talk about sodaji00:51:57
saudade not because that is the a kind00:52:01
of nostalgia but it is not sad, it is of00:52:04
memory and of Well, for everything that00:52:07
Lisbon means, Lisbon is all the00:52:09
light,00:52:10
the streets are the music00:52:15
Yes sir and right now also the00:52:18
recovery of buildings that are00:52:20
making Lisbon a city00:52:22
spectacular, maybe look, I used to00:52:25
criticize Lisbon, which was00:52:27
very neglected, very neglected, and that port00:52:30
was passing by on its right hand, but00:52:31
Lisbon is now recovering and00:52:34
is really showing its best face.00:52:38
Hey David, we've taken a tram, we've00:52:41
We have taken a funicular and we are going to start00:52:43
a route if you like, come let's go to00:52:44
the viewpoints where are you taking us?00:52:47
Well, come to the first viewpoint, the one we00:52:49
are going to see because it will give us a00:52:52
view of the entire city is the one00:52:54
we will use the funicular the most the most00:52:57
The Gloria elevator is known as the one00:52:59
that goes from the Plaza de los00:53:01
Restauradores to the viewpoint of San Pedro de00:53:04
Alcántara And it is that it00:53:06
offers a complete panoramic view of00:53:08
the city Why Because we have the00:53:11
upper city the New city the00:53:13
modern city but We can also see the00:53:17
lower neighborhood in the baixa that they call it00:53:19
there and you have this contrast Because00:53:22
you can also see the difference of the00:53:25
City because the roofs the00:53:27
new roofs of more modern buildings and the00:53:30
old ones You see where the00:53:34
two neighborhoods are divided and we also have in front of the00:53:37
castle of San Jorge that will00:53:40
continue us and will be watching us00:53:43
all the time because it is on one of the00:53:46
most hills in the city and from here00:53:49
from this viewpoint we will begin to go down00:53:51
okay we will go down through the Barrio Alto00:53:55
we would walk a little streets and we will arrive at a00:53:58
square, the Plaza del Largo do, in the00:54:02
heart of the neighborhood. Here is the sign that00:54:06
we will find the Santa Justa elevator,00:54:09
another of the00:54:11
emblematic places of the city, and this00:54:14
elevator will take you down automatically. It is an00:54:16
elevator that works from the Barrio Alto to00:54:20
the baisa do what is the map of the00:54:23
city and this is it this vibrator00:54:27
obviously allows you to see the00:54:29
oldest part of the city a part that00:54:32
was destroyed by a00:54:35
big fire that there was and that allows you to00:54:38
pay attention before You're welcome, this Santa,00:54:42
just this elevator, which is00:54:46
obviously an elevator,00:54:47
when you see it, you'll say, oh, it looks00:54:50
very similar to the Eiffel Tower. And it was00:54:53
designed by a disciple of the famous00:54:56
architect who built the Eiffel Tower in00:54:58
Paris, and the appearance of the forging is00:55:02
practically identical, we are talking00:55:05
about an elevator from 1902 that00:55:08
continues to function today and is also00:55:11
very loaded with people because every day it00:55:13
makes hundreds of trips up and00:55:16
down, look, and it catches my00:55:18
attention because precisely in a00:55:20
city where there are all facades white,00:55:21
those red roofs, that light that00:55:24
Carlos was talking about before, suddenly we have00:55:25
a mega structure in grayish00:55:28
blacks that is very surprising, not00:55:30
like it looks like a glop there Felipe00:55:32
is not a contrast, it is a contrast But the00:55:34
important thing is that its contrast that It adds00:55:36
another note of beauty to the city. I00:55:39
think that if you took away the other color00:55:42
that it has, we have mentioned the trams. And00:55:44
if you take away the color of the trams and00:55:46
get rid of them. So the00:55:48
traditional little ones are yellow, this one, this color.00:55:49
Although some trams are also00:55:51
colored. red but only the modern ones, that let's00:55:54
say traditional yellow color of the00:55:57
tram, you take away the gray or black or let00:56:00
's say a dirty gray of these from this00:56:03
elevator and so on, you take away a little bit of00:56:06
grace from00:56:07
the city that is known as the00:56:09
White City but with these nuances Hey,00:56:12
talking about that David, if you want, let's00:56:14
continue the path and I propose, for00:56:16
example, that we go for me to one of00:56:18
the most emblematic places in Lisbon,00:56:21
which is that commercial square, which I believe00:56:23
is also one of the largest in00:56:25
Europe. and of course it was the00:56:27
nerve center of commerce for centuries00:56:30
in Portugal.00:56:32
That's right, since we are in the baixa we have00:56:35
gone down by the elevator and we are going to the00:56:38
Commerce Square which is just a00:56:40
few meters away, it is obviously the largest and most00:56:42
emblematic of Lisbon. and00:56:45
it is right next to it in the00:56:47
Ribera area on the side of the Tagus River and it is00:56:50
the most important center of00:56:52
commerce and politics in the history of00:56:55
Portugal. The Royal Palace was built here,00:56:58
which was destroyed by the00:57:00
earthquake of00:57:01
1755. and in its reconstruction this impressive00:57:06
open space was created,00:57:07
we are talking about 36,00000:57:11
square meters of Plaza, which is the00:57:14
equivalent of 5 football fields so you00:57:17
can imagine the dimension of00:57:20
this plaza and It is surrounded by00:57:23
neoclassical style buildings and presided over by a00:57:27
great arch the arch of the rúa de rúa00:57:31
augusta a triumphal one that marks the entrance00:57:34
or exit it depends because where you enter not00:57:37
the city and in the center of this Plaza00:57:40
we find a00:57:43
solid bronze equestrian statue of King Joseph00:57:47
the first of Portugal is the symbol of00:57:51
This is this Great Plaza that00:57:53
always remains active because there are00:57:55
activities here every day for all tastes00:57:58
and it is a plaza that has witnessed00:58:00
throughout history from here from00:58:03
this Plaza the00:58:07
Navigators who were going to discover new00:58:10
lands and new trade routes left and returned.00:58:13
We know that the Portuguese really00:58:15
were the kings of commerce for00:58:19
a long time because they left right00:58:21
from here.00:58:23
Nowadays it is a square surrounded by cafes00:58:26
and restaurants, obviously many shops00:58:29
and we will find the00:58:31
tourist office, an interpretation center00:58:34
of the history of the Bacallao of cod00:58:36
and the Portuguese beer museum and00:58:40
also let me tell you that also00:58:43
at this moment on that staircase that00:58:46
ends the square and that overlooks the waters00:58:48
there is an extraordinary life Because00:58:50
also right now the young people00:58:52
sit there they listen to music they see the sea00:58:55
and above all everything they write they paint they talk and they00:58:59
have also created they have built next00:59:01
to the square next to the staircase a00:59:03
couple of places a couple of00:59:05
spectacular glass terraces from where to00:59:08
see the sunset of I just know that we have an00:59:10
emblematic place in Lisbon the00:59:12
Commerce Square guys really one of those00:59:15
that you have to visit But those that you have00:59:17
to dedicate time to not see all the00:59:19
greatness that it has and what it gives us00:59:20
well just a week ago00:59:22
I was visiting the beer museum that I didn't00:59:24
know about and well it is still a00:59:26
tourist site but well, I00:59:28
historically quite like00:59:30
Portuguese beers. So yes, yes, an00:59:33
interesting interesting00:59:34
emblematic place where an infinite number00:59:36
of architectural styles also come together and00:59:38
where I am convinced that the traveler is00:59:40
going to be surprised. Yes or yes if it seems to you00:59:42
from There we can also take a00:59:45
walk, a very beautiful path along the entire00:59:49
Ribera towards Belén or you can also00:59:51
take a tram, it is a bit of the walk that00:59:54
I told you before that you can00:59:56
do, it is several kilometers but it00:59:58
will give you quite a feeling of01:00:01
what the perimeter of the city is and01:00:03
that it is really worth it David, a01:00:05
wonderful place Bethlehem also in01:00:08
which I don't know I would like it to stand out01:00:11
I have two or three emblematic places in my head let's01:00:13
see if we agree come on I'm01:00:16
sure we will agree to go01:00:20
to Belén we will take tram number 1501:00:22
It is true that we can do it on foot, I01:00:24
did it once the first time01:00:26
I was in Lisbon, well I said that's it, I have never01:00:29
gotten lazy again and I take the01:00:32
tram, the fantastic Lisbon tram01:00:34
that also I love it and let's stop right01:00:37
at pillar number 7 under the01:00:40
April 25 bridge is the here we will find an01:00:44
interpretation center to learn about the01:00:48
history of this great bridge of this01:00:50
peak because we will go up to the top of everything01:00:53
pay attention the interpretation center is not01:00:55
below it is above We will climb the pillar and01:00:58
from here we have a fantastic view01:01:00
of the bridge that you have probably never01:01:02
seen before and this bridge, 2,27701:01:05
meters long and 190 meters high,01:01:10
is nailed to the San Francisco Bridge.01:01:13
We have the best views of the city01:01:17
and it is worth it start it both by01:01:21
train by car and below by sailboat01:01:23
as Fernando mentioned at the beginning and01:01:26
we continue along the route Because after this01:01:29
Pilar number 7 we find the monastery01:01:32
of the Jerónimos Hey David, you01:01:35
had it in mind David Let me leave it01:01:38
before the monastery of the Jerónimos01:01:40
than me I think it's one of the01:01:41
most fascinating buildings in the world,01:01:44
which should be. Look at what I'm telling you.01:01:46
Maybe it's nonsense. One of the great01:01:48
wonders of the universe. In that Pillar01:01:51
number 7, there's a hotel right under the01:01:54
bridge, which is the Villa galé Opera. It's an01:01:58
establishment. extraordinary that01:02:00
I recommend to everyone who wants to01:02:02
come to Lisbon a hotel that01:02:06
tries to remember the great operas01:02:09
at a historical level and where the service, the01:02:14
gastronomy, the facilities01:02:16
and its location are perfect for taking a01:02:19
15-minute walk towards Bethlehem and01:02:22
enjoy all that new area that01:02:25
is being built and that is giving an01:02:27
incredible nightlife come let's go to01:02:29
los jerónimos David01:02:32
come let's go to los jerónimos here01:02:33
we find nothing a few meters from01:02:36
this Pilar number 7 the monastery of los01:02:39
jerónimos is an impressive example of01:02:41
Portuguese Manueline architecture was01:02:45
built in the 16th century and is01:02:47
considered the most important monument01:02:49
in the country, as Fernando has said,01:02:51
because it is an unheard of exquisiteness,01:02:55
the intricate01:02:58
decorative details of its façade, the arches01:03:01
of its doors and windows, the closer you get, the01:03:04
closer you get. detail you see That is incredible01:03:07
because you might think if from a distance it is very01:03:09
beautiful but we will see up close because it01:03:11
is carved in stone No it is not that up01:03:14
close the detail is incredible and we01:03:17
obviously cannot miss the01:03:20
cloister that is also full of01:03:22
details even though It is a place of01:03:25
worship, the number of tourists is constant,01:03:28
it is the most visited place in all of Lisbon, I01:03:31
really recommend it, and right01:03:34
in front of the monastery01:03:36
we find the monument of the01:03:39
discoveries, it01:03:40
is an incredibly tall mass01:03:44
of cement, 52 meters high.01:03:48
height with a figure 9 meters01:03:51
high that presides over it in the shape of a boat01:03:54
looking towards the Tagus River And this01:03:57
figure is of the Infante Don Enrique, a01:04:00
well-known Portuguese navigator and on the01:04:03
side walls we find sculptures01:04:06
of all the Portuguese explorers01:04:08
such as Vasco de Gama or Magallanes and it is01:04:11
possible to climb to the top of all of01:04:14
these 52 meters high and have some01:04:17
of the best views of the area01:04:20
towards the bridge or towards the monastery, it is01:04:24
really worth going up and to01:04:27
finish, which you have probably also01:04:29
thought, we found a01:04:31
beautiful tower of Bethlehem,01:04:34
also built in the 16th century with the same01:04:37
type of Manoline architecture that is01:04:39
characterized.01:04:54
1983 and this Tower was built to01:05:00
protect itself from enemies and to01:05:02
protect the entrance to the port of Lisbon. In01:05:04
addition, it was used as a01:05:07
lighthouse fortress and a prison01:05:10
for many years and it is built01:05:13
on top of a rock, it is not on the edge01:05:17
of the mouthpiece is in the river01:05:19
actually built on a rock and01:05:22
is joined by a suspended almost drawbridge01:05:26
that joins the tower. And as it is01:05:31
very curious on the west façade of the01:05:35
Tower we find a hippopotamus carved01:05:37
in stone and now you will ask me what it01:05:40
does there a hippopotamus and within01:05:43
the architecture this Manueline architecture is so01:05:45
peculiar to Portuguese01:05:47
and they carved this hippopotamus because at that01:05:50
time it was an exotic animal that01:05:54
was incredible and amazing for them01:05:56
because it was not within their01:05:59
imagination and they captured it here and it is one01:06:03
of the first representations in01:06:05
European art of a hippopotamus,01:06:07
you have forgotten one thing that is01:06:10
fundamental, David, which is01:06:12
extraordinarily important that it is01:06:14
next to the Jerónimos monastery,01:06:17
which is that factory of the01:06:19
Belén pastries since 1800, making Las Delicias01:06:22
de Portuguese travelers and01:06:25
visitors Carlos well it was very01:06:26
funny Because a week ago01:06:29
there was a huge queue for the01:06:32
Jerónimos Monastery I do think they01:06:34
should improve the system the01:06:36
same thing happened to me regarding online reservations and01:06:39
access but the thing is that then the queue for the01:06:42
return the two queues almost joined together01:06:45
and well I actually ate next door to a01:06:49
restaurant that I always go to because it01:06:52
brings back very good memories for me, it is called01:06:54
Tavern de Belén classic like the Solo01:06:57
that has a little terrace outside next to01:06:58
a wall no it's not like two or01:07:01
three buildings next to it no it doesn't have01:07:03
a terrace because it's right on the little street01:07:05
where our cold weather passes and the sidewalks01:07:07
are very narrow it's not a very01:07:08
traditional small restaurant 10 12 tables01:07:11
where of course You're going to have cod01:07:14
and the waiter seems to know you all your01:07:17
life. He knows me anyway01:07:19
because I go almost every year and well, it's01:07:23
still well priced and01:07:24
that's one of the problems in01:07:27
Lisbon01:07:28
because for example take tram 1501:07:31
right now Sometimes it's an Odyssey because01:07:32
the queues at the stops01:07:34
are already enormous and Well, that's another01:07:37
topic, but remembering that,01:07:40
having an impact on the01:07:42
world heritage, we have to think that the01:07:43
monastery of Los Jerónimos began to be01:07:45
built in 1502, that is, it has01:07:48
521 years of history, which is quickly said to be01:07:52
more than five centuries, and you see it and it still01:07:56
seems like it was built yesterday in01:07:58
the sense that it is perfectly01:08:00
preserved. It fascinates me, yes, it01:08:04
is one of the really the01:08:07
most incredible works of everything in all of Portugal01:08:10
Hey and next to that monument of the01:08:12
discoverers there is also a small01:08:13
marina there you can take a01:08:17
small boat that makes a tour of01:08:19
the entire Bay in the afternoon to see the01:08:21
sunset and I recommend it because01:08:23
it is an absolutely incredible walk, don't01:08:26
miss it. Hey David, if we continue01:08:29
Our path, there is another viewpoint that I01:08:31
would like or that I would like to01:08:33
refer to, not that it is the one that will01:08:35
take us to be able to enjoy the Alfama neighborhood.01:08:40
That's how it is and to do it We are going to enjoy01:08:43
that from the beginning taking the01:08:45
tram 28 yes the 15 as Carlos said and01:08:49
there is a lot of queue the 28 is to01:08:52
cut your wrists from the queue that there is01:08:54
to take this tram but I tell you that it is01:08:57
worth doing This Queue is01:09:00
the most emblematic of the entire city.01:09:02
The tram runs through all the01:09:04
traditional tourist attractions such as01:09:07
Lisbon Cathedral,01:09:10
Saint George's Castle or we will reach the01:09:13
Alfama neighborhood, which is where we will find the01:09:16
famous viewpoint. of sun podcast and right01:09:20
next to it we have another viewpoint01:09:22
but the best views01:09:24
will be found here in this viewpoint01:09:25
we will see all the roofs of the01:09:28
Alfama neighborhood And if we look around us01:09:31
we will see the labyrinthine streets of the01:09:34
neighborhood that still preserve El Encanto and01:09:37
this authenticity of this old neighborhood01:09:41
that is one of the really one of the first01:09:42
neighborhoods of Lisbon and looking at it we will see that01:09:46
a building stands out that is not01:09:49
in keeping with all these01:09:52
old and old houses. We have it right on the01:09:54
Hill opposite and it is the church and01:09:57
monastery of San Vicente de foga and01:10:00
right next to a dome the01:10:03
national pantheon but the01:10:05
podcast viewpoint is a place to sit in01:10:08
fact I can tell you that of all the01:10:10
times I go to Lisbon it is the only place01:10:12
that allows me the luxury of actually01:10:15
paying you rest to be able to see and01:10:18
admire the place and it is the place01:10:20
where tourists spend much more01:10:23
time than the average of other places01:10:25
because in a place with a01:10:28
special charm and just 20 meters away01:10:30
we find the other viewpoint, the viewpoint01:10:33
of Santa Lucía is the viewpoint that01:10:36
practically has the same views, it is01:10:39
true,01:10:40
we see a little more of the port area and01:10:43
the houses, those are the oldest in01:10:45
Alfama, which is where it is said that the01:10:49
melancholic Portuguese fado was born and here01:10:52
we find the church of Santa Lucía01:10:54
that Everyone falls in love with its01:10:57
gardens that we have around us and its01:11:00
intense blue tiles that if we01:11:03
look at the drawings tell the01:11:06
history of the city, the ancient history01:11:07
of the city and it is without a doubt the most01:11:10
romantic and beautiful place in Lisbon as well as01:11:13
a place to photograph it and01:11:16
photograph itself to upload it to01:11:20
your social networks Well I have to01:11:22
close this chapter this approximation01:11:25
simply approximation To Lisbon you already01:11:28
know that I love throwing gloves01:11:29
So I'm going to throw a glove to David01:11:31
Vigorra So that he can bring us others01:11:33
contents, another approximation, another01:11:36
tour of Lisbon because Felipe,01:11:38
we have left marvelous places, such as01:11:40
the Rocío square, which is the01:11:42
second most important square, or the castle of01:11:44
San Jorge, or the Barrio Alto, where there is an01:11:47
incredible nightlife,01:11:49
fado restaurants, the museum of cazmo, for example,01:11:52
also introduce when people01:11:55
visit the monastery to keep in mind01:11:58
that Vasco da Gama's tomb is there01:12:00
and it is worth visiting because at the end of the01:12:02
day he is the greatest01:12:04
Portuguese explorer there has ever been and something that must be01:12:07
cross the bridge and go up to01:12:11
Christ the Redeemer because there you will have01:12:13
the perspective of the entire city01:12:15
from the other side of the river. The bridge is so01:12:18
beautiful and a mistake that many people make01:12:21
is that they think that Christ the Redeemer in01:12:23
Rio de Janeiro It is inspired by this one and01:12:25
it is the other way around in this case, it was the01:12:27
Brazilians who were the first to build01:12:29
Christ the Redeemer there in Rio de01:12:31
Janeiro and then the Portuguese were01:12:33
inspired by it to make that figure and01:12:35
that viewpoint is another great viewpoint, of01:12:38
course, it will not interest you. You can miss01:12:40
the Cristo viewpoint by crossing that bridge. It is01:12:43
incredible to climb up to the01:12:45
platform and be able to enjoy01:12:47
time there, which is sometimes what we lack and01:12:49
yet what gives us a01:12:51
different image of the cities David Bigorra,01:12:54
the director of the cutravel magazine01:12:56
you pick up the glove for me right01:12:57
That's right I'll pick it up from you because we have01:13:00
left a lot of things Fernando and it's not01:13:03
just from Lisbon that Lisbon comes to me and they do01:13:06
n't tour what we have around us01:13:07
because in less than 35 minutes we can01:13:11
get there like mafra of course as if it enters01:13:16
in many more places or casca01:13:18
remember that they are wonderful places01:13:22
Estoril which is also a very01:13:24
beautiful place and also has a wonderful golf course01:13:25
Hey, thank you very much01:13:33
this is very famous for the01:13:37
spy stories of the Second World War and01:13:39
because it inspired I am Fleming with his01:13:42
James Bond, if you want I can01:13:44
tell you another day about this whole01:13:46
espionage racket that was here, so01:13:50
tell me, we also have to01:13:51
talk about casinos, and our Hill01:13:53
also has casinos that are very01:13:54
very typical, so pick up my glove. and01:13:58
we dedicate a chapter to the01:14:00
surroundings of Lisbon and another to everything01:14:02
we have been missing from the city. It01:14:03
seems01:14:04
perfect to you, thank you very much David,01:14:07
fantastic work as always. Thank you01:14:09
Carlos. Thank you Felipe. Give me just a few01:14:12
moments to give you some advice01:14:14
and we will return immediately. here at01:14:17
Movistar Plus business television at01:14:19
maximum traveling glances01:14:21
[Music]01:14:30
between the provinces of Granada and01:14:33
Almería is one of those01:14:36
wonderful corners that you cannot01:14:38
miss and that sometimes you do not visit because01:14:41
it is one of the great unknowns of01:14:44
Andalusia today we open a window Spain today01:14:47
we continue touring our country01:14:50
going on a trip to a01:14:52
wonderful place that the01:14:54
teacher Felipe Alonso has prepared for us today we are going to01:14:56
discover the land of untamed grass01:15:00
or also called the Sierra Blanca Today01:15:04
with the help of another of our great01:15:07
talkers we are going to discover ourselves01:15:10
the alpujarras01:15:12
[Music]01:15:22
Felipe small towns with a Moorish flavor01:15:25
barracks mountains legends many01:15:30
witches Why not And also gastronomy01:15:34
a cocktail of sensations of emotions of01:15:37
experiences that we are going to enjoy in the01:15:39
alpujarras alpujarras a01:15:42
small continent we could say They01:15:45
are like01:15:47
47 small towns all because01:15:50
in the end I think that according to the latest cadastre01:15:53
that has been done, they do not reach 35,00001:15:56
inhabitants because they are very01:15:58
small towns with a great flavor, a01:16:00
popular flavor, they are all Moorish. It must be01:16:02
taken into account that there was one of01:16:04
the refuges of the Moors with the01:16:07
different levies that were made to01:16:09
expel them from the country01:16:11
initially after the capture of Granada by the01:16:14
Catholic Monarchs and then01:16:16
we will comment on it a little later if01:16:18
you want when we talk let's focus01:16:20
a little on what the Alpujarras did to us,01:16:21
the towns with Felipe II is01:16:24
a place of singular beauty, we01:16:26
must focus on it01:16:28
geographically speaking because what01:16:30
is best known is the Salpujarras of01:16:32
Granada, which are much better known01:16:35
by a series of towns each time, as01:16:36
we will comment, we will mention above and01:16:38
that the Almerians the Almerianses They are01:16:41
like more strange, more hidden. We even01:16:44
wanted to stretch a little about the01:16:46
history of the Alpujarras and the01:16:48
orography of the Almerian pushes,01:16:52
even reaching the port of Adra,01:16:54
but in reality what is best01:16:56
known are01:16:57
the 10 12 14 most towns famous that there are01:17:01
in the area of Granada located under or in01:17:04
the foothills of Sierra Nevada exactly01:17:06
It is a place that is dotted with01:17:09
small villages the alpujarras01:17:11
comes from an Arabic term there is no01:17:15
small there is a small confusion because let's01:17:17
see the terms according to Whoever01:17:19
analyzes it, we already know that from the Spanish toponymy01:17:22
analyzed, suddenly a Roman root appears01:17:25
or it seems like a Carthaginian root,01:17:27
it seems like a Muslim root, that is, they are01:17:29
different, the reality is that what01:17:32
fits best is a01:17:35
land of magical herbs, it is the Sierra01:17:38
Blanca I believe that it is practically01:17:40
perhaps the name that best fits01:17:42
it due to the area where it occupies but01:17:44
there is also another place name that I01:17:47
believe is later and that is for01:17:50
something that we will comment on now later, which01:17:51
is that of the indomitable, innovatable, I believe01:17:54
that it is given to him because01:17:56
in 1568 a great revolt occurred, the01:17:59
revolt of the Moors01:18:02
pushed us and put Philip II in check and01:18:05
he even went so far as to name a01:18:07
king in the Alpujarras and that is what01:18:12
Although the land01:18:15
through the mountains and the valleys is very easy to01:18:19
defend, but what that clear produces01:18:21
is the troops and who has the power. That01:18:24
is the kingdom. And then in the end he manages01:18:26
to defeat the rebellion and expel01:18:29
everyone. the Moors with less than01:18:32
I will tell you about the chance, the curiosity01:18:34
Better said and the chance of leaving a01:18:37
family of Moors in each town, notice, you01:18:39
talk about indomitable and I believe that it01:18:42
gives more character to everything that is01:18:45
geographically speaking, the environment not01:18:47
because it is of a brutal,01:18:49
wild nature, those ravines are incredible.01:18:53
Furthermore, it seems to me that all the01:18:56
routes that can be taken between the01:18:57
small towns take you to01:18:59
extreme loneliness in incredible places,01:19:02
especially when in winter01:19:04
the waters have already fallen and there begin to be01:19:05
small waterfalls that we01:19:07
find and dotted as we said with01:19:10
about 47 towns more or less 47 more or01:19:12
less I'm going to ask you the one01:19:14
I like the most pampaneira Yes of course but it's01:19:21
also going to take us to a01:19:23
legend of the witch the witch Yes it is that01:19:25
when we have already commented a01:19:28
moment ago when the expulsion01:19:29
of the Moriscos occurs, the reality is that those01:19:33
towns where they leave two one family01:19:35
just to bring one bring01:19:40
immigrants from another part of Spain and01:19:41
then they bring many Galicians, that's why it is01:19:43
said and Carlos, who is here, what is mine,01:19:45
like that callao that is, will know it01:19:47
better than me. The names, the roots of01:19:49
the names of many of the towns in01:19:51
Pupujarras, have Galician roots.01:19:53
What happens is that they bring Galician families. And01:19:55
then01:19:56
a group settles in their portújar. of01:20:01
Galicians who know the use of01:20:04
herbs know cures And then they are01:20:06
considered as witches and the people of the01:20:08
environment go to see them and ask for01:20:10
advice and support, which makes it01:20:13
declared from the first moment it is01:20:15
declared a place of witches and today It is01:20:17
one of the most curious places to01:20:19
visit, perhaps it is the I think it can01:20:23
be good the entrance the entrance You01:20:26
push it you can do it through Lanjarón the01:20:27
famous spa How beautiful it is a01:20:29
wonder too Yes but the entrance I01:20:32
think it is because I can stand it I prefer it01:20:34
because of its portújar, man, it's just a few01:20:36
kilometers from Granada, it's an hour and a half01:20:38
on the road because those roads,01:20:39
fortunately, are incredible with01:20:42
twists and turns, which is what gives you01:20:43
a character, what we are talking about about01:20:45
beauty and wildness and perhaps loneliness.01:20:47
Sometimes you push and there you find01:20:50
Well, with witches, everything that is the01:20:52
witchcraft of presentations of a01:20:54
gigantic Slavic witch, the entrance that is the one01:20:57
there, as I always say, you have to01:20:58
tell her, you have to ask permission, greet her01:21:00
and say, let me visit the town, no.01:21:02
You leave it to me so that I can give you permission, then01:21:04
you see dragons on the walls, two01:21:06
searches with a cauldron, that is, it is a01:21:08
wonderful novelty and finally, leaving01:21:12
there we have talked to vase. Perhaps the01:21:14
other town best known throughout the01:21:17
world is Trevelez because perhaps be the01:21:20
town that is already more on the limit of01:21:22
towards the Sierra Nevada more on the01:21:24
limit. We have made reference to three01:21:26
small Pampaneira villages also to01:21:28
supportújar and trebelez but in this01:21:31
course that we have been taking through the01:21:34
alpujarras in which01:21:35
nature is mixed in the that mixes Flavors,01:21:38
smells, light and water in which01:21:41
Moorish constructions are also mixed in all01:21:44
those small towns there is also a01:21:46
common denominator that we cannot stop01:21:47
talking about, which is its gastronomy01:21:51
astronomy if we start from the base that01:21:53
we have three times with its ham we have01:21:55
an area that is hunting that has01:21:58
wonderful foods it has what you01:22:01
will not be able to look for and you should not Search01:22:02
in the pujarras area even if they can offer it to you it01:22:05
is not Search it is fish water01:22:06
that you have to drink it is something of the01:22:08
own nature that there is not to say01:22:10
You have some good vegetables you have a01:22:13
good game that is a good meat and01:22:14
you have some good sausages and above01:22:16
all you have the ham from Treveles your01:22:19
ham with a different flavor that is, it is01:22:21
different because this ham from01:22:22
Treveles passes as Like01:22:25
other hams that are also in the area of01:22:28
Almería, they are the ones that are cured in the01:22:30
snow, that is, it is not a cure like01:22:32
the curing of Salamanca soap01:22:34
or Zabugo soap, but rather the 3D soap is cured01:22:36
in the snow. It has always been cured in the snow. said that it is01:22:38
cured, it goes into the Sierra Nevada snow01:22:40
so that it is cured, which is a01:22:42
different ham, let's not look for a01:22:45
famous 5js of guijuelo or jabugo, if not let01:22:49
's look for a different ham with a01:22:51
different flavor But a delicious ham Hey01:22:54
Felipe, yes I ask you how01:22:56
the place always is, that special moment is for01:22:59
you the moment and the corner where you01:23:01
take me Well look, there are two, one would be the01:23:04
viewpoint of the witches that are in the01:23:07
turtles and another would be in Capileira to see01:23:10
the entire valley downwards that It's when01:23:12
at sunset the other Pobrecito is lower01:23:14
down because they are very close to each other01:23:16
and then you see. From there the tie you01:23:19
find01:23:20
lush vegetation with a contrast01:23:23
of colors, you don't care if you go in01:23:26
autumn or in spring or even go in spring.01:23:28
summer, that is because it gives the same and a01:23:31
different feeling if you allow me. No,01:23:34
that feeling is when you go through these little01:23:37
white towns, it is the amount of01:23:39
flowers that there are, that is, the01:23:40
cobblestone streets that go up, the contrast,01:23:42
white houses, flowers everywhere.01:23:45
classic what you will choose in Los01:23:48
Balcones the balconadas seems to me01:23:50
to be one of the most unknown areas of Spain01:23:52
perhaps because because it is a01:23:55
little it is not that it is behind the hand but01:23:57
perhaps it is behind the hand because01:23:58
many people Granada capital like Granada01:24:01
we are going to We go down to the beach and we go to the01:24:04
bottle and the doll and we forget01:24:06
that we were going to Nevada like that, it01:24:07
is very nice, seeing the Zen wall is01:24:09
wonderful. But what is behind it and01:24:12
being able to go down to these small towns01:24:14
and taste them? They are also going to tell you01:24:16
a very interesting story because01:24:18
after those of us who are travelers and01:24:20
you and the people who01:24:22
see us when we cross the01:24:24
strait and we enter Morocco01:24:27
in or we enter Tunisia in Hamamed we01:24:31
meet people who They tell us and they01:24:32
have shown me the keys to the01:24:34
houses they had in these towns in the01:24:37
Alpujarras when their parents, their grandparents,01:24:39
their talents, their ta ta ta ta ta ta ta01:24:41
had to leave and they arrived there and01:24:43
settled in these towns because they could01:24:45
n't not on a whim but because from01:24:49
there they01:24:50
could spiritually see their houses that they01:24:53
had abandoned in the south of Spain. The01:24:56
truth is that I am left with this reflection.01:24:58
Thank you very much. It is one of01:25:01
these wonderful places. One day we will have to01:25:03
bring some of those little towns and01:25:04
tell you. It seems not, I think that we do see some01:25:06
of them01:25:09
without a doubt, well I throw the gauntlet for you, you01:25:11
know, here you already know that I throw the01:25:13
gauntlet and you, when I want, pick it up. It's01:25:14
the Alpujarras. We close the window to01:25:19
Spain. We close this chapter by talking01:25:21
about a new national destination. the01:25:23
salpujarras that Felipe01:25:25
Alonso the teacher has brought us to continue Our01:25:28
path and open a new door we close01:25:32
the window and open the door because it is01:25:34
time to go and discover a new01:25:37
heritage of humanity01:25:39
[Music]01:25:48
in01:25:50
1985 it was declared a heritage of01:25:54
humanity we are talking of an01:25:58
emblematic city of our country that01:26:00
is also known universally, it is the01:26:03
end of the Camino de Santiago but it is the01:26:07
University City, city of Light,01:26:09
city of music, city of culture,01:26:11
city of art, now also the city of01:26:15
justice and then above all one of01:26:18
those cities in which to live an01:26:21
exciting story today we are going to go01:26:24
to Santiago Carlos it was necessary since01:26:29
we brought this here eh Well yes What01:26:31
happens is that I go to all the places that01:26:33
emotionally01:26:35
mean a lot to me in my life Sometimes it is01:26:38
difficult for me not to because you want to01:26:40
do it especially well and in the case01:26:42
of Santiago Well, my01:26:45
university life took place there in the late01:26:48
70s and early 80s, a01:26:51
very special time for Spain as all of us01:26:54
who are of a certain age remember and01:26:56
apart from the01:26:59
Monumental history of the city because it knew at01:27:01
that time a cultural and01:27:04
musical ebullition with well La Movida gallega01:27:08
total sinister But well Here we are going to01:27:10
focus on what Santiago de Compostela is, a01:27:15
world heritage site since 1985 and we can say01:27:18
world heritage in01:27:21
history real since the 9th century no Hey,01:27:24
there are many heritages of01:27:25
humanity that you are bringing us closer to and01:27:27
discovering that we see every01:27:29
week but I don't know if it is too01:27:32
adventurous for me to say that01:27:35
Santiago, in addition to being a heritage of01:27:37
humanity, still has my patriotic feeling It01:27:39
is a universal heritage of humanity,01:27:41
it is one of those heritages of01:27:43
humanity01:27:44
that has a special packaging for everything it01:27:46
represents and everything it01:27:47
shows Well yes Well, let's say that they01:27:50
are two things, no, the path, on the one hand,01:27:52
is also a heritage of humanity. humanity, not01:27:54
only the French road, which was the01:27:56
first to be named, but then01:27:58
the northern roads,01:27:59
the most traditional and classic, were also named, and then01:28:03
the city that was born from that01:28:07
meeting at the tomb of St. James the01:28:10
Apostle St. James the Great. Well in the01:28:12
9th century No, well, we are talking about01:28:14
12 centuries of01:28:16
1,200 years, it is not a real01:28:19
outrage, it has not obviously gone through01:28:22
many vicissitudes when I studied01:28:25
in Santiago Well, basically Santiago It01:28:27
was a city that lived off what01:28:30
the students were And what they It was01:28:33
not its importance as a religious city,01:28:36
but at that time I am01:28:38
talking to you about its late 70s, you saw01:28:40
very few pilgrims,01:28:41
you saw very few pilgrims, not then.01:28:44
Obviously it was after01:28:48
Mr. Fraga's great marketing idea of creating the01:28:52
pilgrim, that character who almost like01:28:56
a comic that gave a relaunch to the01:29:00
Camino de Santiago because in 9201:29:03
in Spain we had had01:29:06
the Olympics and the Seville Expo and01:29:09
someone said Hey in 93 what reason01:29:13
could there be to attract people to01:29:15
Spain since Spain has been very01:29:18
fashionable in 92 and someone said well01:29:21
how it is holy years that we must remember01:29:22
that holy years is when on June 2501:29:25
that Santiago apostle patron saint of Spain01:29:27
falls on a Sunday those holy years with what01:29:30
like those who make a pilgrimage and cross the01:29:33
door of forgiveness, they are going to have01:29:35
their sins forgiven01:29:37
and well it was from there that the01:29:40
Camino de Santiago has become01:29:42
a Boom. I have 10 compostelas and01:29:45
I can tell you that I have found It's a01:29:47
shame that I haven't pointed it out, but I01:29:50
think I've met pilgrims of 60 or01:29:54
70 different nationalities. Hey Carlos,01:29:57
let's focus on Santiago de01:29:59
Compostela in the end. Santiago de01:30:00
Compostela is a city through which01:30:02
all kinds of civilizations and01:30:04
cultures have passed. Of course, and all of this can be seen in01:30:07
the physiognomy of the city itself. 10801:30:10
hectares are what UNESCO determines.01:30:23
I was studying01:30:26
there, for example, you didn't see one01:30:29
of those Coca-Cola badges that were01:30:31
posted in all the bars in Spain,01:30:32
as if there could be an advertisement that I01:30:35
queue but always keeping the01:30:39
wrought iron sign, the colors couldn't, there01:30:42
couldn't be bright colors. In other words,01:30:44
in that sense, Santiago has always been01:30:47
art, let's say in all the01:30:51
facades of the houses on the ground, those01:30:54
cobbled floors with large01:30:57
stone slabs that when it rains the water bounces01:31:01
and almost wets you from bottom to top. So01:31:04
in that sense I think which has a lot of01:31:06
merit because there have been other cities01:31:08
whose historic center has been01:31:10
maintained. In the case of01:31:12
Santiago, it has been maintained very01:31:14
well and is a great example of the01:31:16
multiplicity of cultures and01:31:19
trends that have existed throughout01:31:21
Well, that 12 centuries is what is seen in its01:31:25
most emblematic place in the cathedral. You01:31:28
see the cathedral, you change the facade01:31:30
and it looks like four01:31:32
different cathedrals because of course we have01:31:35
the most famous path that I like the most,01:31:38
but the most impressive is the01:31:40
Obrador and or the one that faces the square01:31:44
faces west Also01:31:46
because we have to remember that the01:31:48
pilgrims01:31:49
inaugurated again no Yes exactly01:31:52
good that for me particularly01:31:56
But the Galician weather immediately takes care01:31:58
of01:32:00
recovering there01:32:04
is also one thing that I did not01:32:06
like at all The01:32:08
guided tour they give of the01:32:10
interior, I don't know if you have had01:32:11
the opportunity to do it. I have done it01:32:13
with the audio guide and with an official guide01:32:15
and it has really been absolutely01:32:17
disappointing. I have the greatness. I01:32:20
am lucky to have a good friend01:32:22
in Santiago. Apart from being an01:32:26
extraordinary digital marketing professional, he01:32:29
is a guide and what happens is that01:32:32
he doesn't work, but when friends go there01:32:35
or when I go there, I don't dare01:32:39
tell the story of the Cathedral. And01:32:41
then I call him and tell him Fidel, you have01:32:43
time. for some friends to have a few01:32:46
beers and tell them the well-01:32:49
told history of the cathedral and of course it01:32:51
is almost always available and there is a big01:32:54
difference between having a guide01:32:56
who really knows the legends the01:32:59
ins and outs the anecdotes the thousands of01:33:01
things that have happened in that cathedral01:33:03
because city of legends01:33:06
spiritual city city of magic not because we01:33:08
also remember when we have been01:33:10
there that we have had the opportunity to01:33:11
be with the team of traveling eyes and01:33:13
we have been talking precisely about01:33:15
those stories at night that01:33:18
happen around the squares of the01:33:20
cathedral itself, remember when01:33:21
we said that01:33:25
one of the01:33:28
pilgrim priests or a pilgrim appeared, not in a shadow, the01:33:30
image of the pilgrim appears It's true It's true01:33:32
It's true that it had a01:33:34
bizarre story no yes yes no it's not that good,01:33:36
for example about silversmiths Obviously01:33:38
the name itself already tells you that it has something to01:33:40
do with silver but the fact is that right there01:33:43
on the side the01:33:45
goldsmiths who worked with silver continue to work because01:33:48
Well,01:33:49
the pilgrims took with them as a souvenir,01:33:52
well, either a mini silver botafumeiro or01:33:55
one or a jewel but then there is the01:33:59
jet façade. Azabache01:34:01
is also another of the01:34:04
goldsmith elements that is used a lot01:34:06
in all the imagery of Santiago and01:34:10
the Cathedral.01:34:11
So that's what01:34:14
you look at at that cathedral and you turn around. Whether it's in the01:34:17
opposite direction clockwise or01:34:21
counterclockwise and it would seem to you that there01:34:22
are four different cathedrals because01:34:24
each of the facades is of a01:34:26
different style romantic style the image that01:34:29
the cathedral presents from the outside so01:34:31
imposing that it stands majestically and that01:34:33
I believe which is already an emblem, it is a01:34:35
global and universal emblem for01:34:36
pilgrims on the road but for01:34:38
any traveler it is also good. And then01:34:40
for example something that cannot be seen from the01:34:42
outside luckily and I say luckily in the01:34:44
sense that that has contributed to its01:34:47
preservation and its maintenance because it01:34:49
is clear that in Galicia with the01:34:52
rain, the humidity, the winds, the stone01:34:54
sometimes suffers a lot. No, the portico of01:34:56
glory is a second façade of the01:34:59
facade of thetrabajodoiro. Before, you could01:35:01
enter through thetrabajodoiro and you were left.01:35:04
ecstatic Now we have to do another01:35:07
tour as a result of the restoration01:35:10
and I followed very closely everything that was01:35:14
the restoration process because Well,01:35:18
it was financed by the01:35:20
Barrié foundation which01:35:22
in turn01:35:23
has a relationship with the pastor bank and I01:35:26
worked many years in the pastor bench01:35:27
with which I know the details of the01:35:31
professionalism The mastery and calm01:35:35
in the good sense of the word with01:35:37
which the restoration was done Because there were01:35:41
many centuries of history, very few people01:35:43
knew, for example, that the stone was01:35:45
polychrome because all01:35:47
the painting had been lost after so many centuries and01:35:50
but you can't suddenly01:35:52
paint the figures of the01:35:56
Apostles as they were or as you supposed01:35:59
they were, no, well, it was a01:36:01
tremendous job, but what a great portico of01:36:04
glory. It is universally recognized01:36:07
as one of the masterpieces of01:36:09
medieval architecture. Felipe, for you, an01:36:11
emblematic place in Santiago, come on,01:36:13
man, I'm going to finish off the Plaza del01:36:15
Obradoiro, facing the01:36:17
cathedral and knowing that01:36:19
the parallelism is on the left. I01:36:21
already knew I And then another thing is that01:36:25
Santiago is there many times but I01:36:27
remember that as a child how I met01:36:29
Santiago de Compostela And you who are a01:36:31
student there are going to find it very01:36:32
funny and it is a film called The01:36:34
House of Troy, a film01:36:37
Very old, now it is a hotel. I say01:36:39
very old,01:36:43
a little bit, and it was when I started to01:36:46
know that there was a place in Spain01:36:48
called Santiago de Compostela. I01:36:50
recommend you go to the01:36:52
Casa Troya hotel because it preserves the01:36:56
historical essence of the building and it is a very01:36:59
charming hotel. The Casa la Troya Hotel in Carrizoteles is very nice.01:37:04
We also recommend it to you, just as before we have01:37:05
recommended others. Today we01:37:08
also recommend the Casa la Troya Lane. Hey, what you01:37:10
haven't heard about01:37:11
Santiago is, for example, when night falls01:37:13
and in that square of the work I'm01:37:15
also starting to play the shifts01:37:18
[Music] I01:37:21
'm going to be honest, I'm going to the01:37:25
back to the Plaza de la Quintana,01:37:27
I'm sorry, but I find it much01:37:30
more welcoming, much more01:37:32
intimate, much more01:37:34
Authentic In the sense that you are01:37:37
in Quintana, you sit on the01:37:39
steps or on one of the terraces01:37:41
there or in the arcades there,01:37:45
for example, there are usually musicians01:37:47
playing guitar, but01:37:49
classical guitar. I think it is a place that01:37:51
exudes more authenticity. I'm not saying that01:37:54
tunos are not authentic, in fact01:37:56
some of those shifts have probably been01:37:58
tunes for several decades01:38:00
because they are certainly not old enough to01:38:02
be students or they are so tunos in01:38:06
the tuno sense of the word that they have not01:38:09
passed one for 20 years They have01:38:10
become a tourist product for01:38:12
that reason, but I find01:38:13
Quintana especially charming,01:38:15
especially at night, and I can01:38:18
also tell you that the day I finished my01:38:19
degree01:38:21
I went to celebrate there in Quintana with01:38:23
my roommates and my friends from01:38:25
Santiago So for me it is perhaps the01:38:28
most charming place but that01:38:30
is always something personal because as Carlos said01:38:33
Let's go he said Let's go to that square01:38:36
Quintana and I say Let's go we have to01:38:39
finish these heritages this01:38:41
heritage of humanity Carlos olmo01:38:44
director of vagamundos Many01:38:45
thanks to you Felipe Alonso01:38:47
Many thanks to you are01:38:49
our speakers who have been01:38:51
accompanying us throughout the afternoon01:38:52
talking about destinations and01:38:54
magical places, they are the number one in the01:38:57
tourism sector who accompany me on this01:38:59
path and who accompany me In this01:39:01
program, Felipe Alonso and Carlos01:39:03
Alonso are two of our speakers who01:39:05
have shed a little light on01:39:07
some of the destinations that we have presented to you today.01:39:10
Let me01:39:13
give you plans right now before finishing01:39:17
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the date is getting closer It is a date01:39:28
marked on the calendar, it is a01:39:31
very important date for both me and I hope01:39:33
that for all of you who are watching us, I01:39:36
have been telling you about it in recent01:39:38
weeks on June 15 at01:39:42
7:30 in the afternoon in Madrid. Marriot01:39:45
auditorium here in the capital will01:39:49
hold the first children against01:39:54
cancer gala. It will be the first gala in Madrid01:39:56
since it has already been01:39:59
in Pamplona for 9 years. It is a gala promoted01:40:02
and organized by the university clinic of01:40:06
Navarre. We are talking about a very01:40:10
special gala in which we are going to try to01:40:13
combine efforts, commitments, a lot of01:40:16
talent but above all the enthusiasm01:40:18
because cancer will go away we have to01:40:23
continue living with that illusion that01:40:26
we can defeat the disease and I01:40:28
tell you from experience we all have to continue01:40:31
working together to save lives01:40:34
and fundamentally if they are those of the01:40:37
little ones in the most important house01:40:39
yet, next June 15 in the01:40:42
Madrid tauritorium neighborhood from 7:3001:40:46
in the afternoon an extraordinary event will take place01:40:49
in which this house in01:40:51
which Movistar Plus and vagashin traveling glances01:40:54
are going to be present, an event01:40:56
in which we are going to have performances01:40:58
by great01:41:01
international artists in which there will be magic as it01:41:04
could not be otherwise because the01:41:07
magic of living The magic of healing The The01:41:10
magic of defeating cancer will always01:41:12
be present. We will also01:41:13
obviously have gastronomy, an01:41:16
extraordinary gala dinner served by the01:41:19
great chefs of the Hotel Madrid-Bariot01:41:22
Auditorium where we have joined forces01:41:24
to make it a01:41:26
spectacular moment where we will pair01:41:28
great wines and great wines.01:41:30
culinary productions there will of course be music01:41:33
since Melendi will give a concert01:41:36
for all those attending that dinner and01:41:39
at this moment there are more than01:41:42
800 people confirmed that we will be there on01:41:46
June 15 starting at 7:30 in the afternoon01:41:48
at the Madrid Marriot auditorium You01:41:50
can still reserve a table of eight or 12, it01:41:54
costs01:41:55
1,500 euros simply so that you can invite01:41:58
all those who wish to share01:42:01
that night with all of us.01:42:03
You will also have that account number for row 001:42:05
to be able to make your contributions,01:42:07
but above all, what matters most to me It is01:42:11
to consider that children against cancer is01:42:13
that action that fills us all with01:42:16
Pride and that helps us all to01:42:19
glimpse a future. You never know where and01:42:22
when this disease can occur. You01:42:24
never know because we think01:42:26
we are Immortals but suddenly one day01:42:29
They tell you you have cancer and your01:42:32
world is collapsing and from there01:42:34
a great health system begins to function with01:42:37
a great system of professionals who01:42:39
every day investigate hours and hours01:42:42
and hours and hours to01:42:44
respond to someone who thinks that Their01:42:48
future is death, for that01:42:50
money is necessary for01:42:51
research and therefore I invite you to01:42:54
participate in one way or another01:42:56
by reserving your place 150 euros reserving01:43:00
a table 1500 euros or making01:43:02
contributions01:43:03
to the account number of row 0 that01:43:06
we are going to give you on screens first01:43:09
children against cancer gala at the Madrid01:43:11
Marriott auditorium on June 15 at01:43:15
7:30 in the afternoon because cancer01:43:20
can be defeated, in fact it can be01:43:23
defeated, but for that we need your help.01:43:26
It is my plan. great plan that I wanted to01:43:29
tell you today apart from many others that01:43:32
I want to tell you from now on, for01:43:34
example the one that David Bigorra,01:43:36
the director of the magazine cutravel, tells us that01:43:38
takes us to the future scope, our plan01:43:42
today takes us to travel to Futurescop,01:43:45
a theme park located near the01:43:48
city of Potiers in France and which01:43:51
offers its visitors a01:43:54
unique and innovative experience in this park the01:43:57
visitor will be able to find a wide01:44:00
variety of attractions and shows01:44:02
that will allow them to travel to a01:44:05
virtual future with the latest01:44:08
multimedia technologies in a way fun and01:44:11
exciting and all this designed to be01:44:14
enjoyed by adults, young people and children alike01:44:19
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some of the main football attractions01:44:26
include four-dimensional cinema such as01:44:29
Arthuke the Adventure where visitors01:44:32
will be able to experience impressive special effects01:44:36
Hello, the dynamics are01:44:39
exciting obstacle course that01:44:42
will take us through the region of the city01:44:45
where the theme park is located.01:44:51
Another of the highly acclaimed attractions is01:44:54
the extraordinary journey inspired by01:44:57
Jules Verne's Around the World in 80 Days. They01:45:00
propose to take us on a01:45:03
tour of the world passing through the01:45:06
Egyptian desert, the Himalayas or the Taj Mahal01:45:09
installed on a moving platform01:45:11
that manages to convey the01:45:15
sensation of really flying and01:45:18
all thanks to a giant01:45:21
600 square meter screen where01:45:24
the images are projected in 6k while we remain01:45:28
suspended in the air a01:45:31
unique attraction in Europe01:45:36
there are other experiences that are more01:45:38
scientific such as the interesting01:45:40
documentary on imax 4k laser screen01:45:44
about the experience of Tomás Pesquet The01:45:48
youngest French astronaut of the01:45:50
European space agency who tells us01:45:53
what it is like to be six months in space and01:45:57
the fact of aging the equivalent of01:46:00
10 years on earth01:46:02
is impressive01:46:05
this year Futurescop presents a new01:46:09
attraction, the superheroine Etincel. We must not01:46:13
forget that this genre of01:46:16
superhero comics began in France at the01:46:18
beginning of the last century and today01:46:21
Futurescope wants to revive this part01:46:24
of the French collective memory in a01:46:27
fast-paced adventure full of twists and01:46:31
humor in 4k and 3D cinema in which viewers01:46:36
will enjoy an experience01:46:38
enriched with sensory effects and01:46:42
laser lights with the latest generation volume effect01:46:48
the second newest attraction that It has already01:46:51
received the equivalent of the Oscars as the01:46:54
best attraction in the world in 2022. It is01:46:58
tornado hunters and no wonder you01:47:01
will have to be wrapped in a01:47:04
category 1 tornado that is impressive.01:47:07
Caught in a beautiful touch of almost01:47:10
unbridled madness, you will experience all the01:47:13
action in the heart of a01:47:16
circular LED screen with unique special effects01:47:18
that are also combined with01:47:21
live scenes, all this on top of a01:47:25
large mobile platform, achieving the01:47:29
real effect of being in a tornado, a01:47:33
unique experience in the world01:47:35
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I cannot stop naming two classics01:47:41
of the park that everyone loves,01:47:43
the rabbit time machine, an01:47:47
attraction that curiously deceives01:47:50
adults into thinking that it is01:47:53
only for children, it is inspired by The01:47:56
Tremendous Rabbits from the video game Rayman.01:48:00
Visitors are equipped with01:48:03
three-dimensional glasses. and sitting on a train01:48:06
they will pass a little different sets from01:48:10
the history of humanity living the01:48:12
crazy adventures of these characters01:48:15
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the other classic football attraction and01:48:22
which for those who repeat in the park is01:48:25
a must is the dance with robots01:48:28
uploaded In 7-01:48:32
meter-high robotic arms they will make us dance to the01:48:35
rhythm of the music. They have two01:48:37
levels of intensity, the standard one and the01:48:41
other for those who seek01:48:43
really strong emotions. It is an01:48:46
unforgettable and very fun moment.01:48:49
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Futurescop has many01:48:54
spaces, attractions and shows for01:48:57
everyone, reaching 4001:49:00
different experiences, it is impossible for me01:49:03
to comment on all of them here but I cannot01:49:06
forget the01:49:08
specific space designed for the little ones,01:49:11
this is Futuropolis, the01:49:15
children's city has three hectares of01:49:18
space and 21 games and01:49:21
different attractions to share with the family. Here01:49:24
children will enjoy playing at being01:49:28
adults with real or imaginary jobs,01:49:33
becoming firefighters, inventors,01:49:36
sailors or airplane pilots01:49:39
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the day ends with a01:49:45
water and light show, which fruit is proposed every01:49:48
day at dusk the key to dreams01:49:51
the new outdoor night show01:49:55
with projections on the water01:49:57
three-dimensional aquatic effects and01:50:01
accompanied by calls of fire and01:50:04
pyrotechnics01:50:06
if you plan to sleep in the park or01:50:09
near it I definitely recommend01:50:12
this year's star past the01:50:15
Cosmos station hotel next to its01:50:18
Space Loop restaurant, a four-star family hotel01:50:22
conceived as a01:50:24
Galactic station with decorations inspired01:50:27
by the universe of science fiction and01:50:30
high technology and I can tell you01:50:33
first-hand that the sensation of01:50:36
immersion Its rooms01:50:39
are like the cabins of a01:50:43
spaceship with all kinds of details to01:50:47
offer a very well-executed immersive experience.01:50:53
Breakfast is served in the01:50:56
Space restaurant, without a doubt the star of the complex.01:51:00
This restaurant is also accessible01:51:03
from outside the park for The01:51:06
lunch and dinner services are something very01:51:09
interesting.01:51:11
The restaurant is fully01:51:14
automated. Rails spread01:51:18
throughout the room with several loops01:51:20
distribute the dishes to the diner's table01:51:23
in a unique gastronomic experience.01:51:26
Each table is equipped with01:51:30
touch screens to place01:51:33
orders. From that moment on01:51:35
the show begins,01:51:40
as you have seen, there are many reasons why it is01:51:42
worth visiting Photoshop,01:51:45
the main one is that here you are going to live01:51:47
a unique experience that cannot be01:51:50
found in any other theme park. I01:51:52
only have to tell you that the best about01:51:56
the future You are going to discover it01:51:59
when you visit it but we still have01:52:02
many things to tell you for01:52:05
this weekend or as I always01:52:06
tell you for the next ones we are going to go to01:52:09
Toledo to celebrate Corpus Christi we are01:52:11
also going to be at the centenary01:52:13
de sorolla here in Madrid we are going to go to01:52:17
the third edition of the White balance, the01:52:20
photographic exhibition that is in01:52:23
Alcobendas and we will close with Guerreros de01:52:37
enjoy your01:52:41
leisure time01:52:44
Toledo dresses up to celebrate its01:52:48
big week, Corpus Christi, which01:52:51
will take place until June 11,01:52:54
Toledo residents will enjoy more than 10 days01:52:57
of celebration where there will be no shortage of music and01:53:00
recreational sports and01:53:04
cultural activities for all ages Toledo01:53:07
smells incense And dresses the streets of the01:53:10
professional route with old01:53:12
awnings from the guilds of01:53:15
weavers and silkmakers, its streets are dressed01:53:19
in color and life with 40 new01:53:21
vertical planters and in addition 10 patios are opened,01:53:25
decorated in a special way with a01:53:27
program of visits and workshops that will not01:53:30
leave anyone indifferent01:53:33
Giants and big heads will once again parade01:53:36
through the streets accompanied by the tarasca01:53:39
and of course their solemn procession symbol01:53:42
of this festivity will once again delight01:53:45
locals and visitors dressed in their01:53:48
colorful and showy capes, habits or01:53:51
uniforms gala over a constant rain of01:53:53
petals from The Full01:53:56
Balconies a celebration for all the01:53:59
senses01:54:05
100 years have passed since the death of the01:54:08
painter who best knew how to capture with his01:54:11
brush the light and beauty of the landscape and01:54:14
the figures Joaquín Sorolla and Bastida01:54:17
a life dedicated to the painting that the01:54:20
sorolla museum and its foundation have wanted to01:54:23
present in an exhibition in room 101:54:26
of their museum the exhibition that can be seen01:54:30
Until June 25 is organized in01:54:33
four sections01:54:34
a fine and temperate morning01:54:37
the light that goes out01:54:39
sorolla dead long01:54:41
live sorolla and the immortal painter01:54:45
each section shows a meticulous01:54:48
selection so that we can enjoy the01:54:51
best of the painter01:54:52
a journey through the life and work of what01:54:55
the author manifested as01:54:57
true art Joaquín sorolla y Bastida01:55:00
is the author of national and international success01:55:06
We invite you to discover the magic of01:55:09
light represented on a Canvas,01:55:17
the third edition of White Balance01:55:20
arrives in Madrid,01:55:21
the Es Art gallery, coinciding with01:55:25
fotoespaña, celebrates a new edition of01:55:28
this wonderful01:55:30
photography exhibition, an idyllic event for01:55:33
lovers of snapshots01:55:36
this time. There will be 18 artists invited01:55:40
to the exhibition who will exhibit their portraits,01:55:42
landscapes,01:55:44
documentary photography and a host of01:55:47
modalities before the attentive gaze of their01:55:49
visitors who will also be able to carry out01:55:52
many other activities such as a01:55:55
collage workshop, screenings of short films01:55:58
related to this subject or a01:56:00
fantastic table round Do not miss01:56:04
the opportunity to enjoy the art that01:56:06
captures moments01:56:12
the warriors said arrive in the form of an01:56:15
exhibition at the archaeological museum of01:56:17
Alicante,01:56:20
an experience that will feature more than01:56:23
a hundred original pieces01:56:25
from 9 Chinese museums and institutions01:56:28
thanks to the collaboration of The01:56:32
National Cultural Heritage Administration01:56:34
of China and other institutions01:56:37
will make01:56:39
the mystery of The Terracotta Warriors available to citizens.01:56:43
This discovery was one of the most01:56:46
important of all time.01:56:51
This exhibition is unique, firstly for its01:56:54
priceless pieces and secondly.01:56:57
because this experience unites science and01:57:00
archeology, both guided by the01:57:04
latest advances and discoveries.01:57:06
The layout between rooms will immerse the01:57:10
viewer in a journey to know not01:57:12
only the Eternal Guardians but01:57:14
also the tomb of the first emperor of01:57:17
China. Don't miss this opportunity to01:57:20
see the enigmas of this01:57:22
ancient culture that has already begun and will be01:57:25
in the city of Alicante until next01:57:26
January,01:57:30
don't miss them, write them down next week01:57:34
we will bring more plans to01:57:36
enjoy01:57:37
your leisure time01:57:45
because we have reached the end of a new01:57:48
program We have reached the end of this01:57:50
wonderful Friday in which we have01:57:52
had many contents, many destinations01:57:54
in which we have talked about tourism and we01:57:56
have given you the great guidelines for01:57:58
traveling through kayak, we have also01:58:00
had our national and01:58:02
international destinations, we have imagined, we have01:58:04
talked of world heritage sites and01:58:06
of course we have given you plans,01:58:08
the time comes to say goodbye and I01:58:10
thank you who are the soul of this01:58:13
program but above all I also01:58:15
thank all that great team that01:58:17
accompanies me every weekend and that makes01:58:20
the success of this program possible they01:58:22
are the true protagonists of01:58:25
traveling glances they are the ones who make01:58:27
each path a reality Each itinerary and01:58:30
each chapter thanks to producers to01:58:33
directors to illuminators of course01:58:35
thanks to makeup thanks to the entire01:58:38
Rubén and press team thanks to the01:58:40
tertullians thanks to post-production and01:58:42
also of course to Sound, they are01:58:45
the true protagonists of01:58:47
Traveling Eyes today being the leader in01:58:50
travel television We say goodbye we01:58:52
leave next weekend I'll tell you01:58:54
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Hoy, en hablamos de turismo, y de la mano de KAYAK, una de las mejores plataforma de viajes en el mundo, analizaremos cuales son los destinos más demandados y las preferencias de los viajeros responsables. Imaginaremos una montaña de altura que corona dos países, una cumbre frontera natural histórica clave en el calendario de todo alpinista. Después, volaremos a Lisboa, la capital de la vecina Portugal, donde patrimonio y modernismo conviven juntos sin alterar su geografía natural. Visitaremos las Alpujarras, una región histórica que se encuentra dividida entre dos provincias; Granada y Almería, zona montañosa de carreteras estrechas con impresionantes miradores. En nuestro patrimonio de hoy, te llevaremos a recorrer una ciudad símbolo de la peregrinación, caracterizada por su emblemática catedral reconstruida a partir de piezas traídas de otras partes de la misma. Santiago de Compostela. Y, como siempre, te daremos algunos planes muy sugerentes para disfrutar de tu tiempo de ocio. #Kayak #Montblanc #Catalunya #Lisboa #Portugal #Galicia #ACoruna #SantiagodeCompostela Si quieres entrar en la Academia de Negocios TV, este es el enlace: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwd8Byi93KbnsYmCcKLExvQ/join Síguenos en directo ➡️ https://www.negocios.com/ Suscríbete a nuestro canal: https://www.youtube.com/c/negociostv?sub_confirmation=1 Visita Negocios TV https://www.negocios.com/ Más vídeos de Negocios TV: https://www.youtube.com/@NegociosTV Síguenos en Telegram: https://t.me/negociostv Síguenos en Instagram: https://bit.ly/3oytWnd Twitter: https://bit.ly/3jz6Lpt Facebook: https://bit.ly/3e3kIuy www.miradasviajeras.com | www.negocios.com
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