They say Valencia is an incredible city; that lions can be seen playing freely there; that cars drive at more than 300 km per hour. They say that medieval walls co-exist with modern buildings, and that the streets all come to an end at the sea…
The advertising campaign of Valencia focuses on showing every spectacular event carried out here.

The U.S. airline Delta will begin regular nonstop service from New York´s John F. Kennedy Airport to Valencia on June 6th, four times per week and a travel time of eight hours, with an estimated 30,000 passengers to the end of the year.

Valencia is considered to be one of the cities with the highest number of tourists in Europe during off-peak season, which places the city over Ámsterdam, Berlin, Lisbon or Vienna, according to the last newsletter of the European Cities Marketing.

Nestlé Nespresso pioneered the portioned coffee market to provide the very highest quality coffees that could be enjoyed in the comfort of consumers’ own homes and also savoured at out-of-home locations, such as restaurants, hotels, offices and luxury retail businesses.

The Region of Valencia and the state capital of Texas (USA) have agreed to undertake various actions aimed at promoting commercial relations between the two destinations. The main areas of collaboration include a commitment to create a new airline to connect these two areas, in addition to launching a transatlantic logistics link and raising the profile of the Region of Valencia in the US market.

Last weekend Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat Valenciana (FGV)-Metrovalencia launched a pilot project at the Metrovalencia Colon and Airport stations so that metropolitan transport users can enjoy free access to Wi fi internet.

Valencia has made great progress as a tourist destination with the announcement of a new, direct air connection with New York that Delta Airlines will begin to offer as of next summer. As of June 6, this Mediterranean city will connect with JFK Airport – a regular connection, with four flights per week. This development has come about thanks to the intense efforts of Turismo Valencia and the Valencia regional government’s Ministry of Tourism, entities responsible for tourist promotion in the city and the region, respectively.