Europamundo presents its new 2026/2027 program with more than 200 routes and a global commitment to regional and sustainable tourism

With almost 30 years of history and as part of the Japanese tourism group JTB, the company continues to evolve, without
losing its essence. 

This year, it presents an expanded program and new routes, the result of a clear strategy: to promote a more regional, sustainable and culturally enriching tourism, which connects the traveler with the authentic heart of each destination.

The new program focuses on discovering places "from within," with carefully designed itineraries that enhance the cultural and human value of each experience. In Europe, more than 100 new offerings have been added, emphasizing in-depth knowledge of the local environment:
The Netherlands: more than 25 itineraries exploring canals, charming villages, and rural landscapes.
Czech Republic: more than 40 trips to castles, medieval cities, and Central European heritage sites.
Austria: 30 routes combining imperial history, nature, and Alpine life.
Bulgaria and Romania: more than 20 tours through the most authentic Balkans.

This approach also extends to Asia, where the offering grows with more than 78 programs that invite you to discover less crowded regions, such as Thailand, Laos, the Chinese province of Yunnan, and the island of Kyushu, in Japan, where Europamundo already has a strong presence with two weekly departures.

The company continues to delve deeper into an increasingly regional programming, reaffirming that the goal of bringing travelers closer to the authentic is present on every continent. 

Europamundo continues to invest in a hybrid model that combines the usefulness of the physical brochure with cutting-edge digital tools. Its platform for professionals and the My Trip app allow users to access itineraries, manage bookings, and personalize experiences easily and efficiently, improving the experience for both agencies and travelers.

This renewed product vision will also be reflected in its participation at FITUR 2026, where Europamundo will debut stand 8F20, its first since its rebranding. This larger and more modern space will be the meeting point for suppliers, strategic partners, and professionals at one of the most important trade fairs in the sector.

During the fair, the company will host various activities, including interviews, small debates, and one-on-one meetings, notably a discussion about the social impact projects led by the Europamundo Foundation. All of this is part of an active presence that underscores the company's commitment to transformative tourism.

As every year, the week will begin with its opening dinner, a well-established event that will bring together more than 100 guests —including operators, press and collaborators— in a relaxed atmosphere that marks the start of one of the most important professional events in the sector.

Europamundo's growth is also supported by its capacity for sustainable innovation and collaboration. In 2025, the company offset more than 6,000 tons of CO₂ and is launching a plan to help its transport providers migrate to electric fleets by 2030. At the same time, the Europamundo Foundation has invested more than €2.2 million in social projects in over 30 countries.

“We are the same Europamundo, but evolving. We connect destinations, people and values, with an eye on the future of tourism,” says Alejandro de la Osa, CEO of Europamundo.

Source: Europamundo Vacaciones.