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Spain also has an excellent academic offer, with an extensive network of universities and some of the most prestigious business schools in the world. Our country is also the largest recipient of exchange students under the Erasmus Programme. Taking into account that Spanish is the second most widely spoken language in the world, Spain is a key destination in terms of its education offer.

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Long-term residency is the situation that authorises indefinite residency and a work permit in Spain, under the same conditions as for Spanish citizens. Foreign citizens that have had temporary residency in Spain for five years continuously and that meet the conditions established at law will be entitled to long-term residency. For the purposes of obtaining long-term residency, previous and continuous periods of residency in other Member States as holders of the European Union blue card will be calculated to this end.

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www.spain.info – Spain’s official tourism website

www.spain.info is the main online platform for the international promotion of Spain as a tourist destination. Spain’s official tourism portal is managed by Segittur under the direction of Turespaña, which has owned and been responsible for the site since its creation in 2003.

Segittur’s main tasks in managing this website include design, development, updating, translation, analytics, content creation, technological support and evolution, market research, user analysis, and SEO and SEM optimisation.

There are nine international versions of the website promoting our country around the world, in English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish.

The new version of www.spain.info, published in July 2020, introduces a dynamic new design with heightened visual impact and content that inspires tourists by taking advantage of new digital trends. This new updated portal is also fully integrated with Turespaña’s strategic marketing plan, being focused 100% on the consumer and on the segmentation and customisation of the phases of the customer journey (dreaming, discovering and planning).

The main objectives here are to make a positive contribution to the tourism sector, presenting Spain as a safe and sustainable destination using content tailored to the cosmopolitan tourist who has greater spending power, and improving the image of our country’s tourism brand.

The aim is also to deseasonalise demand by offering different ideas and options, and encouraging geographical diversification. Content is focused on products other than classic beach holidays, including options such as cultural, nature, and shopping tourism, and seeks new users from non-traditional feeder markets.

The new features of www.spain.info   include:

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• Integration of social media to enable content sharing
• Optimisation of technological developments to improve SEO

What does www.spain.info offer tourists?

Spain’s official tourism portal is a tool for inspiring potential international tourists and helping them to plan their trip. With a visual approach to content, it also provides a solid base of useful information. Additionally, it makes it easy to book activities and experiences to enjoy at the destination.

What does www.spain.info offer tourism companies?

Through www.spain.info, private companies can benefit from the incorporation of a channel for the promotion and sale of tourism activities and experiences.

The website in numbers

• More than 15,000,000 pages viewed per year by potential tourists.
• 11 languages promoting Spain online as a tourist destination.
• 5 full international versions in Spanish, German, French, English, and Italian.
• 4 versions mostly translated into Japanese, Polish, Portuguese, and Russian.
• 2 fully customised versions for the Arab Gulf States and Chinese markets.
• More than 5,000 high quality images for high-impact visual promotion of Spain.
• More than 300 trip ideas and promotional content items.
• More than 50 tourist routes with unusual tours, urban itineraries and major routes.
• Tourist information on around 750 destinations.
• More than 2,000 fact sheets on cultural attractions and places of interest throughout Spain.
• More than 550 events on a dynamic up-to-date agenda geared towards the interests of international tourists.
• Almost 2,000 tourism experiences promoted and on the market.
• Over 2,500 pages of practical information with tips on travel, transport, the weather, contact details, etc.
• More than 250 cutting-edge maps for locating tourist attractions, designing itineraries, and generating practical information.
• More than 900 thematic and location tags to facilitate navigation and link content.
• Extensive catalogue of brochures in 15 languages for downloading or reading online.

Segittur has developed two official tourism portals for Spain that we also manage, which are fully customised for priority markets with very specific needs: Arab Gulf States ( https://www.spain.info/gcc/ar/ ) and China ( http://www.visitspain.com.cn /).

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Seville , capital of Andalusia, Roman, Arabic, Renaissance, Baroque, Latin American, Marian, flamenco, bull-fighting, modern, festive, bright, perfumed, sea-faring, traditional, hospitable, gracious, cosmopolitan, religious... All of these adjectives, and many more can be applied to this city, which not only typifies all that is "Spanish" and "Andalusian", but also contains such innumerous artistic, cultural, leisure, social and tourist attractions, that is has also become one of the most universal, best-known and most-visited cities in the world, birthplace and inspiration of writers, painters and artists in general.

Impossible to find another urban centre which boasts such varied and unusual monuments and places of such beauty as the Giralda , the Cathedral , Reales Alcázares (Arabic Palace), the Torre del Oro , the Patio de los Naranjos, the Maestranza (bull-ring), the Casa de Pilatos , the Plaza de España , the Marí­a Luisa Park , the Maestranza theatre, the Saint Telmo Palace , the Archivo de las Indias (Indian Archives), the Barrio de Santa Cruz (Santa Cruz district in the city centre), the Lonja , the Palacio Arzobispal (Archbishop's Palace), the Fábrica de Tabacos (Tabacco Factory), Town Hall , the Dueñas Palace, the Don Fadrique tower, the City Walls , the Macarena Basilica , the Fine Art Museum , the Contemporary Art museum, the Alameda de Hércules, the Barrio de Triana (Triana district), the bridges over the Guadalquivir, the Cartuja and monastery and the site of Expo 92, the buildings from the Universal exhibition in 1929, the Casa de Luca de Tena, the patios of its traditional houses, the balconies and railings, as well as an endless number of churches, convents and other details which convert the ancient city centre into an open-air museum.

If we add to this its taverns, its cuisine, its festivals, and the humour and hospitality of its people, we have formed a generous whole, full of colour, drama, light, music, joy, tradition and modernity which is difficult to match.

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Thousands protest against over-tourism in Spain’s Canary Islands

Demonstrators say mass tourism is overwhelming the Atlantic archipelago.

Tens of thousands of demonstrators have hit the streets of Spain’s Canary Islands to demand changes to the model of mass tourism they say is overwhelming the Atlantic archipelago.

An estimated 57,000 people joined the protests, which began at midday (11:00 GMT) on Saturday, Spanish media reports said, citing the central government’s representative in the islands.

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Flag-waving crowds packed the streets of the main towns across all of the archipelago’s seven islands, chanting and whistling, and holding placards with slogans like: “The Canary Islands are not up for sale!”; “A moratorium on tourism”; and “Respect my home”.

“It’s not a message against the tourist, but against a tourism model that doesn’t benefit this land and needs to be changed,” one of the protesters told the Reuters news agency during the march in Tenerife’s capital, Santa Cruz de Tenerife.

Smaller marches were held elsewhere in the island group and other Spanish cities, all of them organised by about two dozen environmental organisations ahead of the peak summer holiday season.

The protests were called by some 20 social and environmental groups who say tourist overcrowding perpetuates an economic model that harms local residents and damages the environment.

They want the authorities to limit the number of visitors and have proposed introducing an eco-tax to protect the environment, a moratorium on tourism and a clampdown on the sale of properties to non-residents.

“The authorities must immediately stop this corrupt and destructive model that depletes the resources and makes the economy more precarious. The Canary Islands have limits and people’s patience [does], too,” Antonio Bullon, one of the protest leaders, told Reuters.

‘We can’t keep looking away’

The archipelago of 2.2 million people was visited by nearly 14 million foreign tourists in 2023, up 13 percent from the previous year, according to official data.

Authorities in the islands are concerned about the impact on locals. A draft law expected to pass this year – one that toughens the rules on short lets – follows complaints from residents priced out of the housing market.

Canary Islands President Fernando Clavijo said on Friday that he felt “proud” that the region was a leading Spanish tourist destination, but acknowledged that more controls were needed as the sector continues to grow.

“We can’t keep looking away. Otherwise, hotels will continue to open without any control,” he told a press conference.

Anti-tourism protests have multiplied in recent months across Spain, the world’s second-most visited country, prompting authorities to try to reconcile the interests of locals and a lucrative sector that accounts for 12.8 percent of Spain’s economy.

The Canary Islands, which lie off the northwestern coast of Africa, are known for their volcanic landscapes and year-round sunshine attracting millions of visitors every year, with four in 10 residents working in tourism – a sector that accounts for 36 percent of the islands’ gross domestic product (GDP).

Before the coronavirus pandemic brought the global travel industry to its knees in 2020, over-tourism protest movements were already active in Spain, notably in Barcelona.

After travel restrictions were lifted, tourism surged, with Spain welcoming a record 85.1 million visitors last year.

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A Puzzling Move by a Political Survivor Grips Spain

Despite insisting that allegations of influence peddling against his wife are false, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez says he is considering stepping down, bewildering Spain.

By Jason Horowitz and Rachel Chaundler

A wave of political turmoil crashed over Spain on Thursday as Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez publicly weighed resigning his post after a judge agreed to investigate his wife over allegations that he and other officials decried as a politically driven smear campaign.

The judge’s decision to take up the case — which was brought by a self-described anti-graft group on the basis of online news reports about alleged influence peddling — prompted Mr. Sánchez’s supporters to coalesce behind him and public prosecutors to move quickly on Thursday to try to get the case dismissed.

Mr. Sánchez, whose political survival skills have for years astonished his supporters and detractors alike, wrote in a public letter Wednesday that the accusations against his wife, Begoña Gómez, were false and amounted to harassment. One of the most prominent leftist leaders in Europe, Mr. Sánchez has canceled his public schedule while he reflects on his next move. He plans to address the nation on Monday.

As Mr. Sánchez holed up with his family and resisted the entreaties of his allies to hit the campaign trail before key elections in the Catalonia region and for the European Parliament, supporters talked about mobilizing rallies to persuade him to stay.

And a wide array of Spaniards, from the political elite to citizens on the streets, expressed bewilderment at the uncharacteristic retreat by a prime minister who only recently had reclaimed his post in elections last summer, and by the country’s odd state of affairs.

“It’s a mess,” said Pablo Simón, a political scientist at Carlos III University in Madrid, who said he was struck by the deeply personal tone of Mr. Sánchez’s letter. He added that the investigation into Mr. Sánchez’s wife of 18 years had apparently set off an emotional reaction because, politically speaking, “there were no clear incentives for this gambit; it’s very risky.”

“He has done something with no precedent in a democracy,” Mr. Simón added, suggesting that the prime minister was betting the public would find the investigation against his wife so outrageous as to prompt a national reckoning. Mr. Sánchez sought a “social confidence vote,” he said, in which he is calling on the public, the media and even the establishment opposition to take sides and decide, “Do you consider this acceptable?”

The trigger for the sudden crisis was the decision by a Spanish judge to entertain a complaint from Clean Hands, a group known for filing cases in court against politicians and other prominent Spaniards.

The group filed a complaint accusing Ms. Gómez of influence peddling and corruption — citing as potential evidence online news reports that it has acknowledged could contain false information. The judge ordered a preliminary investigation based on those online media reports.

Two of the articles allege that in 2020, Ms. Gómez signed two letters of recommendation to support a bid for a public contract by a group of companies to which she has personal and professional ties. The articles claim that the main stakeholder of the group designed the master’s program that Ms. Gómez ran at Complutense University of Madrid and that the companies supported by Ms. Gómez competed with 20 rivals and won three contracts worth more than 10 million euros, or about $10.7 million.

The complaint by Clean Hands also cited an article in the online media outlet El Confidencial that claimed Ms. Gómez met with representatives of Air Europa, a Spanish airline, in 2020 to sign a confidential agreement in which the airline would pay 40,000 euros a year ($43,000) to the Africa Center she led at a private university. Months later, the airline received more than €400 million in bailout funds during the pandemic.

In a statement, the Africa Center denied it had “ever received financial contributions” from Air Europa’s parent company or affiliates. It said the Center signed during Ms. Gómez’s tenure in 2020 a sponsorship deal with the airline’s parent company that included four airline tickets to a work event in London, which was “never executed” because of the pandemic. It said Ms. Gómez’s 2018 contract specifically prevented the Center from benefiting from her “family position.”

The Spanish press has widely reported that one of the news reports cited by Clean Hands has already been shown to be wrong. The online paper The Objective accused the government of burying the information that a subsidy had been awarded to the prime minister’s wife — but it turns out that the recipient of the subsidy was a businesswoman in the catering industry who shares the same name as Ms. Gómez.

The judge has summoned two journalists to testify about their reporting. Ms. Gómez, the wife of Mr. Sánchez, has not been summoned and has not commented on the complaint.

The government, however, has called the Clean Hands complaint groundless, arguing that Ms. Gómez did nothing irregular or improper, and that headlines linking the prime minister to corruption fed into the hands of the opposition that had slung the mud in the first place.

On Thursday, Spain’s independent prosecuting authority made what it called a “direct appeal” to the Provincial Court in Madrid to dismiss the preliminary investigation.

Miguel Bernad, the leader of Clean Hands, has acknowledged that the complaint could be based on false information.

“It will now be the judge who must verify whether said journalistic information is true or not,” he wrote in a statement.

Mr. Sánchez wrote in his public letter that the accusations against his wife, who played a key role in his political ascent, were not true.

“We have been denying the falsehoods expressed, while Begoña has taken legal action so that these same digital companies rectify what, we maintain, is spurious information,” he wrote, adding it was “an operation of harassment and demolition by land, sea and air to try to weaken me politically and personally by attacking my wife.”

In Spain, individual citizens in groups like Clean Hands can bring legal complaints even when they are not personally involved and have suffered no damages. The group’s website describes its main purpose as filing “all types of complaints against political or economic corruption that harms the public or general interest.”

Spain’s National Court in 2021 found the group guilty of using smear campaigns to extort banks and companies. Spain’s Supreme Court overturned the decision because it said no crime was committed, but called the group’s methods “ reprehensible .”

Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Díaz, the leader of the left-wing Sumar coalition, echoed the complaints of a smear campaign on Wednesday and said that right-wing forces could “not be allowed to win.”

But Spain’s main conservative opposition party, still smarting from its failure to form a government despite having received more votes than Mr. Sánchez, who outflanked them by building a broader coalition, seized the chance to pile on a political enemy.

Accusing Mr. Sánchez of engaging in victimization for political gain, the center-right Popular Party insisted the prime minister tell all about “the scandals surrounding his party, his government and his partner.”

If Mr. Sánchez resigns, several procedures are likely, experts said.

His government would assume a caretaker status until Parliament agreed on a new candidate to try to cobble together a governing coalition. Mr. Sánchez could also ask Parliament to decide whether he should remain through a confidence vote requiring only a simple majority.

Mr. Sánchez could also call another snap election, as he did after his party took a shellacking in regional elections last year.

At that time, he managed to gather enough support to block the formation of a government by the center-right Popular Party and the far-right Vox party. He then pieced together a parliamentary majority out of the fractious, and often opposing, other parties.

But calling a snap election would carry risks, especially since the latest polls show his Socialist Party trailing the Popular Party.

Jason Horowitz is the Rome bureau chief for The Times, covering Italy, the Vatican, Greece and other parts of Southern Europe. More about Jason Horowitz

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