MWC21 focuses on ‘connected impact’ in year marked by pandemic
€21 tickets will be on offer for local visitors from different sectors, while a €300,000 donation will be given toward Covid-19 recovery
Business & economic news from Barcelona and Catalonia
€21 tickets will be on offer for local visitors from different sectors, while a €300,000 donation will be given toward Covid-19 recovery
Hundreds of cabs march through city center to reject Uber and Cabify operations
First quarter public deficit, €1.39 T, up by 13.7% year-on-year
In March, overseas sales soared 36.1% due to the improving pandemic situation
Unique to Europe, the International Gaming Center brings a competition arena, video and photo studio, and workspaces together under the one roof
Spain's health ministry could lift closure order in 4 to 8 weeks
The multinational conglomerate is the latest big name to pull out of the tech fair over coronavirus uncertainties
French company offers Barcelona-Madrid trips from €9, and Renfe will compete with AVLO low-cost trains
Economy falls by 4.3% from last year according to Catalan Statistics Institute
French visitors make up a third of international travellers with the total number of tourists spending €200m in Catalonia from January to March
Number of jobless workers now just under half a million after the second consecutive month which saw a decrease in the figure
Airline to close long-haul hub in Catalan capital and dismiss 85% of staff in Spain
May 1 demonstrations organized by unions held in Barcelona and other cities throughout Catalonia
Director of Catalan capital’s restaurants association blasts “erratic and irresponsible” handling of pandemic
Investments of over €5 million on infrastructure to ensure Covid safety for visitors
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