Cultural tourism in Spain

Inspiration comes alive

A personal travel experience was the starting point of the Tourme project. "Wouldn't it be possible to make private tours affordable for a wider public?" We found our startup's mission.

Helping teachers with complimentary activities

We thought it would be very interesting to help school pupils gain a better understanding of our history by explaining artworks and pictures in different museums and walking tours. We wanted to make it possible for them to have a experience whereby they could really touch and feel what they study in the classroom through different activities.

Tourme Schools Educational platform

We developed a new educational platform that allows teachers to develop and share curriculum-based activities for their pupils making them accesible to other teachers saving time and up to 60% of the cost.

Private cultural tours & Corporate Events

We redesigned the entire project from scratch, based on increasing traveller demands for sustainable tourism, businesses needs and our own personal travel experiences in order to have a unique offering that includes historical, cultural and gastronomical experiences.

Unifying the different experiences

After working hand-in-hand with teachers, schools, corporates and tourists whilst building on the project, we decided to unify all the experiences into a single channel. A single platform that improves commercial relationships in order to optimize processes with a view to achieving "real time".

All of this without forgetting the deep gratitude we have for all those who have inspired us and allowed us to continue during tough times

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Y la vida siguió como siguen las cosas que no tienen mucho sentido *

We hope that this project will help revolitonise the travel industry making culture, history and gastronomy accessible to a wider public as well as helping other entrepreneurs innovate in the field of sustainable tourism.

That's one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind ;)

* Donde habita el olvido. Joaquín Sabina.