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Entry to the fair is free and much more practical and cheaper than air travel. Professionals in the field of tourism and visitors only have to register on the website. From there, they are greeted by a virtual receptionist that helps users to “move” by the show.

The exterior shows a large pavilion, with sufficient capacity to accommodate over one hundred stands in Spain. After entry, and an aerial view, the user can locate the stand Ruta Vía de la Plata and request information on the council of Aller. Requests will be handled after leaving a “virtual card” on the job, but it is also possible to have an immediate response, through a “chat” in real time.

Exhibitors and visitors are connected in a taskbar, to attend at the time any doubt about a particular place. Still no record of visits to the first day, but it is provided that ‘Spain Virtual Connection “received more than 10,000 users and 1,000 records during this six-day virtual fair.

The main aim of the exhibition is to connect professionals from the two Americas (tour operators, airlines, event …) the supply of tourist services in Spain. In addition to American users, the fair is open to the Spanish but the information of the fair is only for America and the Spanish will have to refer to Turespaña.

The stand Ruta Vía de la Plata also offers a link to your website that allows you to view a gallery of photos and detailed information, in English, councils covering the crossing, and a virtual map for users to located.

Allerano Mayor, David Moreno Bobel said that this fair is “a new impetus to the tourism industry council” and added that Aller remain “very attentive” to the fair over the next six days. “This is a unique opportunity to raise awareness of the council, beyond the borders of the country, a convenient way for visitors,” said Moreno.