Barcelona tourism management
The City Council has implemented various projects that establish Barcelona as a leading city in tourism management and demonstrate its commitment to sustainable, decentralised tourism with a social return.
Here is a list of projects currently being implemented by Barcelona City Council’s Directorate of Tourism:
Barcelona City Council has green-lighted the project for the renovation and improvement of the station’s spaces and services, with the goal of continuing to ensure the best experience for traveller
Compass is an initiative led by Barcelona City Council, the Tourism Consortium, and the Chair of Circular Economy and Sustainability at Tecnocampus, designed to promote the circular economy in the
As part of the collaboration between the City Council and the Port of Barcelona in the cruise sector, efforts are being made with the major cruise companies to focus on promoting more sustainable p
The main goal of the Mediation Service between residents’ communities and property owners/managers of tourist accommodation, called the HUTS Mediation Service, is to improve the coexistence between
The city offers two Barcelona Tourist Bus routes that take visitors to the most iconic landmarks, monuments and attractions in Barcelona.
The City Council will create the ReCiutat fund, which will be aimed at specific projects and actions that improve the daily lives of the city's residents.
To cover the costs associated with tourism, Barcelona City Council utilises an important tool in tourism taxation: the municipal surcharge on the tax on stays in tourist establishments (IEET).
Effective tourism management requires access to precise and current data that enables real-time decision-making to maximise opportunities and improve visitor flows.
