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tourism and hospitality.

Independent consulting in marketing, regulatory compliance (ISO, ENS, GDPR), digitization and B2B sales from Aranda de Duero (Castilla y Leon) covering all of Spain.

Independent consulting in marketing, regulatory compliance (ISO, ENS, GDPR), digitization and B2B sales from Aranda de Duero (Castilla y Leon) covering all of Spain.

Spain is the world's second tourism destination — but most of its tourism brands still communicate as if it were 2010. I work with hotels, holiday resorts, premium dining and wine-tourism and gastronomy experiences that want to differentiate themselves from generic tourism marketing.

The reality of the sector

World-leading sector with mediocre brands.

Spain receives more than 80 million international tourists a year. Despite that, most Spanish tourism brands (hotels, resorts, regions, experiences) still communicate with visual and narrative codes that have remained unchanged for decades: sun, beach, paella, flamenco. The opportunity for differentiation, in that context, is enormous — and most projects fail to take advantage of it.

I work with tourism brands that want to change that: hotels betting on differential experience validated with neuromarketing, resorts building brand around local cultural authority, restaurants professionalising their marketing beyond Tripadvisor, wine-tourism and gastronomy experiences that capture the premium international customer with their own narrative.

Typical services in hospitality

Experience, branded content, positioning and acquisition.

Common combination: experience design validated with neuromarketing, branded content that connects with international audiences, positioning that differentiates, acquisition with serious attribution models.

Sub-sectors I work with most

Tourism operators across different profiles.

01

Premium hotels and holiday resorts

02

Boutique hospitality with a differential proposition

03

Premium dining and gastronomy with identity

04

Wine-tourism experiences (winery visits, tastings, events)

05

Cultural and heritage tourism

06

Place brands and public promotion bodies

Sector data

Spanish tourism in figures.

85M+
International tourists in 2024
12.5%
Of Spanish GDP
2.7M
Direct tourism jobs
12%
Growth in premium tourism
Frequently asked questions

What tourism operators ask me most.

Do you work in the Canary Islands?+

Yes, I'm regularly based in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. I work with hotels, resorts and premium dining across the archipelago. For projects on other islands I combine an initial visit with structured remote follow-up.

Do you apply neuromarketing in hospitality?+

Frequently. Hospitality is one of the sectors where neuromarketing contributes most: experience is the product, and sensory details (the journey through the space, lighting, sound, spaces themselves) affect perception of value in measurable ways. Eye-tracking, facial coding and GSR applied to the real journey.

How do you capture the premium international customer?+

A combination of branded content that connects with international audiences (video, editorial), presence in specialist sector media (Condé Nast Traveler, Travel + Leisure), work with opinion leaders and specialist press, an SEO plan in target languages. Premium international acquisition is systematic work, not a single campaign.

And the OTAs? Is it wise to depend on Booking, Expedia?+

It pays to balance channels. OTAs give visibility but erode margin. The strategy for premium hospitality combines tactical OTA presence with direct acquisition that reduces dependence. Serious attribution models help to understand which channel really earns each booking.

Do you work with public destinations (regions, town councils)?+

Yes. I work with public tourism-promotion bodies (Cabildo, Junta, Diputación, town councils). The challenge is to build destination narrative without falling into the clichés of classic institutional tourism marketing.

Let's talk

Does your tourism brand deserve another level?

First session free of charge. Visit to the venue if you're nearby. Closed proposal within 5 days if we fit.

Frequently asked questions

How does this apply to my SME?

It applies as long as you serve Spanish customers or process Spanish data; the framework is mandatory above thresholds we summarise in the table.

What does it cost in 2026?

Indicative ranges for SMEs 10-50 employees: 2,500-12,000 EUR for documentation + auditor fees vary by AENOR / BV / SGS / LRQA.

Which Spanish regulation applies?

BOE references RD 311/2022 (ENS), Regulation EU 2016/679 (GDPR), LOPDGDD, NIS2, DORA and the EU AI Act 2024/1689 depending on scope.

How long does the implementation take?

Average runs 4-7 months for a single ISO. Compound integrated SGI (9001+14001+27001) usually 8-12 months.

Can I co-finance it with Kit Digital or Kit Consulting?

Yes, Kit Consulting 2026 covers up to 24,000 EUR in advisory hours; Kit Digital covers tools (CRM, ERP, ciberseguridad) up to 29,000 EUR.

References: AENOR · BOE · ISO