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1They are looking for volunteers to live for free next to the CaminoA couple who manages a hostel for pilgrims in Las Herrerías de Valcarce, in…
2A pilgrim from the Camino wins the Nobel Prize in LiteratureThe Canadian Anne Carson, who walked the Camino de Santiago from Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port to Compostela…
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Luján promotes religious tourism
Luján has just taken a step that goes far beyond organizing a massive pilgrimage. The Argentine city wants…
Córdoba reinforces the Camino de Brochero
The Government of Córdoba is advancing two key actions to consolidate the Camino de Brochero as a great pilgrimage route…
The Camino de Brochero strengthens ties with Santiago in Argentina
The Argentine province of Córdoba presents new actions at the FIT 2026 to promote the Camino de Brochero, reinforces its…
Lithuania Hosts International Religious Tourism Forum
Lithuania will become a meeting point for pilgrimage, heritage and religious tourism professionals on 1–2 October 2026, when the…
The surprising Argentine “Camino de Santiago” is in Tandil
Between mountains, stone paths, art and spirituality, the Argentine city of Tandil preserves a monumental route that…
Visited Catholic shrines in the world: Guadalupe to Santiago
Millions of people travel every year to places that for them represent much more than a tourist destination. They walk…
Fátima and Santiago: two destinations united by the same journey
Few pilgrims know that the paths to Fátima and Santiago de Compostela intersect and ate partilham kilometers, mushrooms and…
ReligiTour Brings Religious Tourism into the Classroom
European Erasmus+ project aims to train the next generation of tourism and heritage professionals A new European initiative is…
Spain transforms religious tourism with new experiences
A new study reveals how spirituality, heritage and well-being drive the religious tourism sector in Spain…
The five holy cities of Catholicism
Faith, history and spiritual tourism unite millions of travelers each year Religious pilgrimages continue to grow in…
Millennial temples of the Camino: history and faith that resist centuries
Churches and monasteries that have accompanied pilgrims for more than a thousand years The Camino de Santiago is not only a route of…
500 pilgrims tour Córdoba in tribute to Priest Brochero
The Brocherian Pilgrimage grows and consolidates itself as a key event in religious tourism More than 500 pilgrims participate in…