Your event, in front of people
looking for something to do.
Local audiences will only fill a concert, a fair or a guided tour up to a point. Some international visitors may never find you if your details are only in Spanish or on local channels. And residents often find out too late.
Free to publish during the launch phase. Checked by hand before it goes live.
Publish it once. It shows up where plans get made.
Publish it yourself in ten minutes
Title, date, venue and a line that makes people want to come. We check it by hand and it goes live in the app: on the events calendar, on the map and on the day’s front page.
Translated into nine languages
Write it once and your event appears in nine languages: Spanish, English, French, German, Dutch, Polish, Italian, Portuguese and Norwegian.
Alongside the official listings
We pull in the public listings of the Institut Valencià de Cultura (the Valencian regional culture institute). Your event sits right next to the official ones, without fighting for a slot.
People who save it turn up
When someone saves your event, the app reminds them three hours before it starts. That’s the difference between “that rings a bell” and actually turning up.
You’re on the day’s front page
Events on now and over the next fourteen days come first in Discover, the first screen people see when they open the app.
A poster in Spanish only goes so far.
Some of the people who visit Alicante every year don’t read your website or your posters in Spanish. In the app, your event appears in their language.
Source: Alicante City Council, 2025 review presented at Fitur.
Publish once. Reach the people who are here.
A short form, a manual check and your event goes on the app’s events calendar, map and front page. Free during the launch phase.