Europamundo Vacaciones has launched its new 2026/2027 brochure, reaffirming its position as one of the most innovative and committed tour operators in the sector. With nearly three decades of experience and as part of the Japanese tourism group JTB, the company continues to evolve its offerings while maintaining the values that define its identity.
The new phase features an expanded program with over 200 routes, the result of a strategy aimed at promoting a more regional, sustainable, and culturally enriching travel model that fosters an authentic connection with destinations. The proposal prioritizes experiences designed to discover places "from within," highlighting the local environment, history, and the human element of each journey.
In Europe, the offering expands with more than 100 proposals focused on in-depth exploration of the region. The Netherlands boasts over 25 itineraries that explore canals, charming villages, and rural landscapes; the Czech Republic offers more than 40 trips combining castles, medieval cities, and Central European heritage; Austria presents 30 routes that integrate imperial history, nature, and Alpine life; while Bulgaria and Romania contribute more than 20 tours through the less-explored Balkans.
This approach also extends to Asia, where the program is expanding with more than 78 itineraries focused on less crowded regions. Destinations such as Thailand and Laos, China's Yunnan province, and the Japanese island of Kyushu are part of an offering that strengthens Europamundo's presence on the continent, where the company already operates two weekly departures from Japan.
The product strategy is complemented by a hybrid model that combines the physical brochure with advanced digital solutions. Through its platform for professionals and the My Trip app, access to itineraries, booking management, and experience personalization are facilitated, optimizing processes for both agencies and travelers.
This renewed vision will be prominently featured at FITUR 2026, where Europamundo will present its new stand 8F20, the first since its rebranding. The larger, more contemporary space will serve as a meeting point for suppliers, strategic partners, and industry professionals at one of the leading international tourism trade fairs.
During the fair, the company will conduct interviews, professional meetings and exchange spaces, including a conversation dedicated to the social impact projects promoted by the Europamundo Foundation, reinforcing an active presence aligned with a concept of transformative tourism.
As is tradition, the agenda will begin with the opening dinner, a well-established event that will bring together more than 100 guests, including operators, press and collaborators, marking the start of one of the most important weeks for the industry.
Europamundo's growth is also supported by its commitment to sustainable innovation and collaboration. In 2025, the company offset more than 6,000 tons of CO₂ and made progress on a plan to facilitate the transition of its transport providers to electric fleets by 2030. In parallel, the Europamundo Foundation allocated more than €2.2 million to social projects in over 30 countries.
“We are the same Europamundo, but constantly evolving. We connect destinations, people and values with an eye on the future of tourism,” said Alejandro de la Osa, CEO of Europamundo.