SPANISH TOURIST OFFICE (UK) TO HOST ‘SPAIN FOR ALL’ ADVISORY BOARD IN SEVILLE IN MAY 2025
The Spanish Tourist Office (UK) has laid out the next steps in its ‘Spain For All’ campaign, a Hispano-British initiative working towards accessible travel to the destination, which will see the Advisory Panel Members gathering in Seville between 19th May to 22nd May 2025.
The objective is to discuss the report’s findings while in the destination and to build upon the work the Advisory Board has accomplished thus far to create a model that provides a universally inclusive experience for all travellers.
The trip will highlight Spain’s commitment to delivering barrier-free travel experiences that cater to all travellers, including those with mobility, sensory, or cognitive challenges. This initiative has several key objectives, with top priorities including showcasing Spain’s accessible tourism offerings, strengthening industry partnerships, using feedback to drive growth, and increasing awareness of the ‘Spain For All’ campaign.
Manuel Butler, Director of the Spanish Tourist Office (UK) says:
“Seville has been selected to host the IV Session of the Hispano-British ‘Spain For All’ Advisory Board due to the remarkable strides it has made towards improving accessibility in the city. It is an ideal setting for the discussions and planning sessions, as well as showcasing the very best of Spain as an accessible visitor destination”.
Angie Moreno, Seville Tourism Councillor says:
"It is an honour for the city of Seville to host the IV Advisory Board for the ‘Spain For All’ campaign, promoted by the Spanish Tourism Office in London, and held for the first time in its history outside of England, bringing together the leading British tourism agents working on universal accessibility.
Our city will have the opportunity to showcase not only the progress made in improving urban accessibility but also the projects we are currently working on to enhance the experience of visitors and, in turn, the quality of life for residents. Ultimately, our goal is to achieve a more inclusive and accessible future for everyone."