Toledo tantilizes with its rich past spanning more than two thousand years. Three significant religious cultures, four conquerors and more visitors than most Spanish cities make Toledo a fascinating city.

Sitting atop a rocky plateau with the Tajo river curling slowly round its base Toledo looks out over surrounding fertile plains, forests and towards distant mountains.

When you walk Toledo’s winding streets the past is still present in an array of churches, mosques and synagogues, in places almost side by side, and other buildings which mix the architectural style of different religions/cultures. These buildings reflect the close harmony between Hebrews, Muslims

From biblical legend to legendary nightlife, Sevilla is a sophisticated city made for MICE.

According to legend Hercules founded Sevilla. While this may not be so Sevilla is a city that eats well, eats late and may party till dawn. And…. if the nightlife tires you what better way to restore yourself than a traditional Hamman in the Arab Baths followed by a wonderful massage.

Sevilla is a city that impresses with its history, parks, culture, cuisine, venues and modern outlook – no wonder Lamborghini held a car launch in the amazing Alfonso X111.

This is a city of religions

famous for magnificent orange groves, tomato throwing, home of paella, beautiful beaches, Las Fallas (the night of fire), Formulae 1, City of Arts and Sciences, sports facilities and a fantastic modern Convention Centre.

Spain’s third largest city, Valencia values its growing reputation as a Meetings, Incentives, Conference and Events destination.

Valencia is Spain’s veritable vegetable basket  - a region where fertile soils, wonderful climate and ample water from the surrounding hills and mountains partner to create a wealth of food. Partner with Between Congresos y Eventos DMC and Valencia’s great MICE facilities to create an Event with a wealth of memories.

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Marbella mixes cosmopolitan chic with Andalucían warm welcomes, culture and traditions, pretty back streets, fun bistros, gourmet restaurants and luxury hotels.

Make Marbella for your Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and other Events and mix business with pleasure and explore the sophisticated and elegant or take to the hills and enjoy the inland towns and villages

Malaga an Emerging Events destination for Meetings, Incentives and Conferences.

Malaga has been a meeting place and melting pot of conquest and cultures for nearly 3,000 years! Named by the Phoenician for salting  – Malac – Malaga has seen the Greeks, Carthaginians, Romans and Moors arrive on its shores.

Modern cosmopolitan Malaga is blessed by a winter warming backdrop of mountains, wonderful light and great sandy beaches, challenging golf courses and wide boulevards lined with palm trees that dance in the sea breezes.

Add lively night life, that Spanish passion for food, good restaurants, museums, Spain’s third largest airport and second

We are told that “when in Rome do as the Romans do” but in Madrid life is simpler we say “just do it!”  Madrid is a city where you may make the most of life or, as we say in Madrid “vivir a tope”. Of course in a city that enjoys almost 3000 sunshine hours a year natures makes enjoying life that much easier.

Madrid is much more than sunshine and a good attitude. Madrid balances its ongoing modernisation with an enjoyment of tradition so you may experience the best of now and the “old times”.

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Barcelona – the Catalan cosmopolitan capital has long been a magnet for Meeting, Incentive and Conference planners.

Medieval and modern meet in this city’s streets reflecting Barcelona’s history and ongoing progress. Fashion, The Arts, fine dining, a vibrant nightlife and hotel accommodation to suit most all budgets mix well with a warm and welcoming populace who enjoy playing host in their city.

Barcelona keeps on growing and changing in a very avant-garde and particular way. Progress never stops and upcoming twin urban projects will result in a doubling of the main airport’s capacity and Barcelona’s integration into the European High-Speed Rail network.

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