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Spanish Tourist Office reveals ‘Spain Talks 2025’ speaker lineup
The Spanish Tourist Office (UK) has announced its Spain Talks 2025 programme.
It takes place in London on 30 April 2025, consisting of an afternoon conference followed by the inaugural Spain Talks Awards.
Manuel Butler, Director of the Spanish Tourist Office (UK) said: “We’re delighted to unveil the programme and welcome our outstanding speakers, building on the success of the previous two editions of Spain Sustainability.”
“Spain Talks will serve as a dynamic platform for fostering meaningful dialogue around industry challenges, strengthening the bonds between the UK and Spain and driving collaborative, sustainable progress.”
Spain Talks 2025 will tackle the challenges of tourism for leading Spanish destinations such as Barcelona and Mallorca.
The event will explore disruptive business models in the economy and discuss how tourism must transform by addressing issues such as overcapacity in tourism.
The conference programme will bring together a panel of experts from across the travel and transportation industries.
There will be representatives from easyJet Holidays, Inteletravel, Sunvil Travel, and Women Leading Tourism among others.
As well as the panel sessions, the conference will welcome two keynote speakers, Sir Ronald Cohen and Angel Perez Agenjo.
The conference is co-sponsored by destination partners, Visit Palma (represented by the Mayor of Palma) and Asturias Tourism (represented by the Deputy Minister of Tourism).
Spain Talks Conference is followed by the first Spain Talks Awards ceremony.
This celebrates the best UK travel writing which highlights Spain’s sustainability pillars with additional awards to be presented by Wanderlust.
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