The magnificence of Spain doesn’t need much introduction. With picturesque cities, towering castles, lofty mountains, amazing seashores and islands, Spain is considered to be one of the most majestic destinations in the world. And now you might just go on a mini-tour to the Spanish Kingdom with the initiative of The National Tourism Organization, Turespaña. They have launched a video on their website and social media pages, inviting the world to visit Spain and feel like home after ‘all this is over’.
What Is It?
The beautiful video unveils heartwarming messages of a homely feeling, with the mesmerizing vistas of Spain in the backdrop. The video begins with the portrayal of cosy family moments that can be best enjoyed only by staying indoors. Moving forward, it says, ‘your home is always waiting for you, Spain will wait for you’. And then comes the eye-pleasing Spanish landscapes to wash off your stresses. If you have a hidden traveller within you, the video will definitely give impetus to it.
When all this is over, your home will be waiting for you.
Spain awaits you.
Today, #StayHome. #SpainWillWait pic.twitter.com/ruFR4kAcgL— SpaininIndia (@SpainInIndia) April 13, 2020
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What’s More?
The social media pages of Spain tourism too have now come up with quirky stuff to keep you all engaged amid quarantine. They are rolling out guessing posts about the most remarkable places in the country. Their Instagram page is loaded with delish recipes that you can cook at home while under lockdown. Or you may even visit the spain.info website to learn about the mind-boggling Spanish cultural festivals like Las Fallas, Tamboradas, La Patum and Festival of the Courtyards.
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So, if you’re too bored at home, turn online and open their Facebook and Instagram pages to check-out ‘what awaits’ you ‘once the travel restrictions are lifted’. We bet, you’ll soon be lost in a Spanish daydream.