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We will never get tired of saying it: these days, growing on the current tourism market and being prepared to face future change is only possible if you are able to analyse data and then apply those conclusions in the decision-making process. 

If you are one of those who think programming is something only men do, what you are about to read could seriously hurt your pride. Be aware, because at TravelgateX not only do we know that programming is not an exclusively male skill, we also have the honor to count on excellent female programmers on staff, and we learn from them every day.

Positioning of tourist destinations is one of the pending subjects for local, regional and national institutions and administrations all around the world. Knowing how to create an image for a destination in the minds of all potential visitors is a goal not everyone will be able to reach. In fact, many get lost running around in circles, getting nowhere.
What is the problem? Not having enough information to be able to address the challenge with success. Finding out about travel trends before everyone else, being able to count on a comprehensive price and investment variation analysis, and analysing how users view the destination are, among other things, fundamental issues that must be taken into account in order to position a tourist destination the way it deserves.

Meet Gaudí in person. Time travel to Tarragona’s past. Walk through a picture made by you. Discover the ins and outs of a city as if you were there… but without leaving your sofa. Digital experiences are changing the way we travel and understand the world. It is very straightforward for the youngest travellers: enjoying these experiences has become one of their main reasons for travelling.
The dizzying development of the internet and the birth and empowerment of the so-called Generation Z (those born between 1995 and 2015, according to Forbes) means we are now facing a new tourism revolution: the ability to offer digital experiences before, during and after a trip. 

Fitur turns 40 and this is not to be missed. But we all know (from previous experience) that you have to do your homework before going to Fitur and that you need to memorise a route map to avoid ending up aimlessly ambling from one pavilion to the next. 

APIs in the tourism sector, or as they are commonly known: Travel APIs, have radically changed the way we understand the tourism industry today. No. We are not exaggerating. They are behind all the buying and selling processes in the sector, and the larger the tourism company, the more it depends on them to be able to continue increasing their level of purchase and/or sale of products.