Four routes and dozens of unique proposals to stimulate tourism tourism to Cordoba of the world’s most populous Muslim country. The guide Infinite Cordoba was presented on September 16 in Jakarta, capital of Indonesia, at an event attended by representatives of the media and travel magazines, bloggers and influencers specialized in muslim-friendly tourism .

The promotional event was co-organized by Turespaña, the Las Fuentes Foundation, the Las Fuentes Foundation and the Municipal Institute for Economic Development and Employment of Cordoba (IMDEEC). The initiative seeks to showcase Cordoba’s extraordinary heritage resources and promote stays of up to three days thanks to the attractive attraction of the Andalusian civilization among a segment of Islamic tourism increasingly dynamic and eager to know the magnetic influence of Al Andalus in the Asian and Asian world.Asian world.

Bárbara Ruiz-Bejarano, in Jakarta, with a guidebook in hand

The attendees showed great interest in the Andalusian cultural heritage, whose history and artistic legacy are appreciated in Indonesia. They also expressed their admiration for Spanish cuisine and were interested in the options available for group travel. Some journalists asked questions related to the difficulties of their nationals in obtaining the entry visa to Spain.

The event was attended by the responsible of the second head of the Embassy of Spain in Jakarta, Fernando Burgosas well as Charity Ramos and Irene Valencia, media manager y market analyst of the Spanish Tourism Office in Singapore. The event concluded with a lunch networking to exchange experiences and stimulate professional contacts.

The guide Infinite Cordoba proposes four routes and numerous sites of interest, beyond the best-known monuments. In the Ruta of the Medina, In addition to the great Aljama Mosque, which is the city’s universal attraction, it includes the Synagogue, the Alcazar of the Christian Monarchs, the Roman Bridge, the Almodovar Gate, the Archaeological Museum and a host of locations of tourist and cultural interest. The Medina Azahara Route focuses on the exceptional archaeological site of what was once the caliphate city of Abderramán III, while the proposal of the Axerquia discover a part of the historic center of Cordoba, rich in heritage sites, traditionally forgotten in the tourist circuits. Finally, the guide incorporates a surprising route through the two banks of the Guadalquivir Riverits centenary waterwheels and its urban natural treasure.

That same afternoon, on September 16, the guildThe company was presented to the Indonesian travel agencies, which was attended by Bernardo de SicartAmbassador of Spain in Jakarta; Riky Ramadanimarket analyst; in addition to Charity Ramos and Irene Valenciawho had already participated in the morning event. The event was rounded off with a dinner networking coordination and exchange.