Experts examine the conservation of Mudejar art in Aragon

Three specialists in the field will analyze next Friday various aspects of the conservation and restoration of Aragonese Mudejar art in a conference to be held in the auditorium of the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences of Teruel.
Presentation of Andalusi Medina Network at the Halal Business Forum of Azerbaijan

Bárbara Ruiz-Bejarano to speak in Baku on October 8 at an international event with delegates from around the world
Las Fuentes Foundation, QASD and Qatar promote cultural diplomacy

Agreement in Doha to build bridges between peoples, exchange experiences among experts and improve East-West connectivity
How to build a ‘muslim-friendly’ tourist destination

Growing Muslim tourism prefers inland locations with high historical and cultural content such as Cordoba, Toledo, Granada, Aragon and the rich Andalusian heritage.
Cordoba presents an “infinite” tourist guide in Indonesia to boost overnight stays

The Cordoba Infinita guide was presented on September 16 in Jakarta, capital of Indonesia, at an event attended by representatives of the media, travel magazines, bloggers and influencers specialized in ‘muslim-friendly’ tourism.
Round table to examine the future of halal tourism in southern Cordoba

The expectations of halal tourism, especially in accommodation and catering, will be examined at an informative conference to be held at the Núñez de Prado oil mill in Baena on September 29th.
Experts analyze how to revitalize rural religious heritage

A dozen experts from Spain, Germany, Italy, Latvia and the Czech Republic will examine on September 29 what strategies can be implemented to revitalize Europe’s rural religious heritage.
Cordoba’s magic seduces Muslim tourists from Asia

Four influencers from Malaysia and Singapore share their amazing three-day experience in the ancient capital of Al Andalus with their 200,000 followers
A project developed by Las Fuentes Foundation, and co-financed by the IMDEEC, promotes Cordoba among Asian Muslim tourists

Four content creators from Malaysia and Singapore have toured the city for three days to show its iconic atractions to their more than 200,000 followers on social networks.