Corner of the Barrio de Santa Cruz in Seville
If you still don't know the travel agency Focus on WomenI will tell you that it is a project that offers a very special way of traveling and knowing the destinations through its women.
Since its first trip to Morocco in 2009, this peculiar agency created by the entrepreneurs Alice Fauveau He has organized many countries, most Third World. From Myamar, Uzbekistan, Skri Lanka or Vietnam, to Peru, Japan, Turkey or Malta.
But they are very special trips, with a peculiar characteristic, which are designed with activities and experiences linked to prominent women of the destination, which completely differentiates them from the offer of generalist travel agencies.
Toledo Wall Entrance
In addition, these quite exclusive trips, made in groups of no more than eight people, and aimed at women, but also men, have as a guide cicerone to a passionate traveling woman and well aware of the destination. And in each destination they find the hosts, local women who develop cultural or interest activities.
In his new travel program in Spain, now Focus on Women It proposes a 15-day trip aimed primarily at foreign visitors in which Barcelona, Madrid, Toledo, Cordoba, Seville and Granada are visited.
On this trip, the women (and men) participants can discover the modernism of Barcelona accompanied by a Catalan architect, have a meeting with a craftswoman in Toledo, enjoy a hamman in Córdoba, or visit the corners of the Albaicín in Granada accompanied by a historian specializing in the women of Al Andalus.
Sagrada Familia in Barcelona
This program also includes more specialized and shorter trips, from five to seven days, such as route of the Catholic Queens, the Galicia women's route and the Al Andalus women's route.
With accommodation in national hostels, these routes have the writers as cyclones Elena of the Master, Galician Bridget Y Emma Lira.
In these trips you will have various activities also starring women, such as the visit of the Sephardic museum of Toledo, a workshop Yolks Santa Teresa in Avila or an encounter with a woman dancer in Seville.
Here you can check the Focus on Women travel program in Spain.
