Collaborations

At Let’s Go Halal, we are more than just a platform for inspiration, information, and tourism services tailored for Muslim travelers who wish to visit Spain. With in-depth knowledge of the needs and diverse profiles of Arab and Muslim markets, we have collaborated for years with various Spanish tourism authorities—at the national, regional, and local levels—to enhance Muslim- friendly and Halal-friendly services and promote these offerings. Additionally, we have partnered on projects aimed at boosting the appeal of Spain´s manydestinations for Muslim travelers. Our collaborations have included partnerships with Turespaña (Spain´s Tourism Board), the regions of Andalusia, Aragon and Costa del Sol, as well as the cities of Cordoba, Granada, and Valencia, among others.

These projects encompassed resource identification, training professionals on halal concepts and understanding the profile of Muslim tourists, and implementing destination marketing initiatives.

At Let’s Go Halal, we are committed to proactively fostering collaborations that highlight and celebrate Spain’s Islamic heritage and promote Halal tourism.

Furthermore, we are particularly honored to lead the Innova Experiencia Andalusí project, where Let’s Go Halal serves as both a driving force and coordinator. This project aims to highlight the extensive and diverse heritage of Al-Andalus as a foundation for tourism experiences for both Spanish and international visitors. The legacy spans art and architecture, gastronomy, landscapes, agricultural practices, customs, crafts, and traditional festivals, all of which make Spain unique in the European context.

Led by Let’s Go Halal, the project involves the participation of nine public entities dedicated to promoting tourism in their respective territories. These include the regions of Aragon and Castilla-La Mancha; the Provincial Councils of Soria and Seville; the Visit Valencia Foundation; the Association of Municipalities of Costa del Sol-Axarquía; the Comunidad of Calatayud; the Association of Municipalities of Guadajoz-Campiña Este of Cordoba; and the town of Medinaceli.

This national network of territories seeks to showcase the heritage of Al-Andalus as an integral part of Spain´s roots and as a unique cultural asset in the European context. The goal is to inventory, connect, and create a comprehensive, inclusive, and inspiring narrative for the various resources of Andalusi origin or those influenced by this rich legacy.

The project is funded by Next Generation EU funds, through the Spanish Government´s Recovery, Transformation, and Resilience Plan, and as part of the “Experiencias de Turismo España” Program.

At Let’s Go Halal, we are committed to proactively fostering collaborations that highlight and celebrate Spain’s Islamic heritage and promote Halal tourism. We continuously seek meaningful partnerships to share knowledge, inspire appreciation, and ensure that this rich cultural legacy is experienced and valued by travelers from all backgrounds.