Valesa´s Travel Blog

Happy Client – Gray Family
“I wanted to let you know they had a fabulous time and loved all the arrangements. They especially raved about Izzy in Morocco. He was wonderful to them! They have done a lot of traveling and said he was their…

Staff Spotlight – Juan
We’d like to introduce you to our dedicated co-worker, Juan! Originally from Colombia, Juan has spent the last four years building a life in Spain. His extensive work experience in boutique hotels has given him a solid foundation for working…

Valesa’s First 2025 FAM!
FAM trips are incredibly important to us here at Valesa because they allow our partners to experience our newest and best tours first-hand. Not only are they fun and educational, but they also strengthen our business relationships and keep our…

Must-Try Treats of Semana Santa
In Spain, Easter Week is celebrated in the days leading up to Easter Sunday, bringing with it a variety of festivals, traditions, and, of course, delicious food. The variety of sweets available during this time, called Semana Santa, can be…

Spain’s Vibrant Carnival! A journey through traditions and festivities
Carnival in Spain is a vibrant celebration held in the days leading up to Lent, typically in February or early March. Characterized by parades, elaborate costumes, music, street parties, and a lively atmosphere, each region adds its unique touch to…

Happy Client – Berry Family
“Thank you so much for watching out for Mr. and Mrs. Berry. They loved the trip, couldn’t say enough about the hotels, guides, tours and restaurants. They had a great time and raved about it. Everything went well. I told them…

Valesa Cultural Services Presents New Directors!
Valesa Founder Barbara Fulford and Co-Owner Marcy Forman have proudly led the luxury travel market to the very best of Spain & Portugal since 1968. In response to our exponential growth in demand, we have expanded our team significantly in…

Spain’s Seasonal Produce – Celery
Although celery isn’t the most exciting vegetable, it’s a common ingredient in many Spanish recipes and has some great health benefits. It’s grown in warmer regions of Spain such as Murcia, which is also known as the ‘vegetable garden of…

Crazy Ways Spaniards Drink Wine
Everyone knows that Spain makes incredible wines, and this history of winemaking goes back centuries. Therefore, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that there is more than one way to enjoy this drink. Come with an open mind and try…