The Viajes El Corte Inglés Group “does not rule out any of the options” to present the new Imserso program for the 2024/25 season, approved last Tuesday by the Council of Ministers, according to Europa Press confirmation.
The new Imserso tender will incorporate all the provinces of Spain and will increase by 70,000 places for the 2023/2024 season. Its budget will be around 300 million euros, 14% more than the previous one. In addition, the company has stated that its commitment is to offer the travel segment for people over 60 years of age, “a service adapted to their needs and with the best value for money”.
Other alternatives
In line with this objective, the group offers tourism, in addition to Imserso, the premium programs of the Vacation Club, a selection of national and international trips, including premium products, with exclusive experiences, selected restaurants and small groups. to destinations such as Turkey, Norway, Poland and a wine route through the Ribera del Duero.
On the other hand, it also participates every year in the Cultural Routes program of the Community of Madrid. For this year’s 2023 edition, Viajes El Corte Inglés has included 109 routes in its commercial proposal, which includes 33 to national destinations, 32 to European and medium-distance destinations, 34 to international destinations and 10 cruises.
“We are very satisfied with the results of the program, in which as novel destinations we can highlight trips to South Africa, Senegal, Scotland, Switzerland, Guatemala, Salvador de Bahía and Cape Verde,” added the travel group.
W2M and Soltour confirm their presence
Recently, World2Meet (W2M) managed to present the new Imserso specifications. The Iberostar Group travel division had never before tried to access Imserso trips. In addition, the CEO of Soltour Travel Partners, Tomeu Bennasar, assured that the intention of the tour operator is presented to the program.
“Imserso is too important not to appear. We are not ruling it out, since we have all the necessary assets to present ourselves,” he said. Thus, he stressed that they see themselves “with possibilities”, although “the program is very demanding in terms of volume and competitiveness”.
