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Valencian Community Tourism has launched its digital marketing strategy aimed at travelers planning to enjoy the Easter, Passover, and May long weekend holidays in the Valencian Community. The campaign focuses primarily on the national and regional markets and aims to promote Castellón, Valencia, and Alicante as ideal destinations for these holidays.
The Regional Minister for Innovation, Industry, Trade, and Tourism, Marián Cano, noted that the Valencian Community is a "territory full of experiences, and therefore, we are working to offer travelers a wide variety of options to enjoy our destinations during these holidays. Holy Week, Easter, and the May bank holiday are key moments to continue positioning our region as one of the most attractive destinations in the Mediterranean."
The campaign features various actions on the tourism portal , where two types of featured content are published. The content focuses on Easter celebrations and destinations where you can enjoy them, while the content also presents options for Easter getaways , especially designed for families. This content is available through banners on the portal's homepage, facilitating access to relevant information.
Likewise, the portal's events calendar will include some of the main Easter traditions in the three provinces of the Valencian Community, as well as other cultural activities that may be of interest to families or tourists with children. "Our search engine will allow users to customize their getaways by date, destination, and theme, making each trip unique," Cano explained.
Through its social media channels , Turisme CV will also share available itineraries and featured events, complemented by themed micro-videos highlighting the rich culinary traditions of the Valencian Community during this time of year. All of this content will be published under the specific hashtag #SemanaSanta25, in addition to the official #ActitudMediterránea.
This campaign also includes sending a newsletter with travel and getaway recommendations for the holidays. An advertising campaign is also being launched on social media and search engines, using the slogan "It's more than a destination, it's an attitude," to expand the reach and visibility of the Valencian Community's tourism offerings.
Easter Events & Local Atmosphere (Just finished but still ongoing vibe)
Benidorm
The tail end of Semana Santa has wrapped, but the holiday atmosphere continues this week. Expect busy beaches and a bustling Old Town, with hotels around 90% full. Daily live music, tribute acts, UK-style cabaret shows, DJs, and themed party nights are keeping the nightlife lively. The Benidorm Punk Weekender is also taking place, offering multi-day alternative music performances. This week is more about the post-Easter buzz, nightlife, and events in venues rather than big parades.
Day Trips & Experiences (Running This Week)
Available from Benidorm, Albir, and Altea:
Altea
After Easter processions, Altea is quieter this week. Visitors can enjoy street performers and small local gigs, with major festivals scheduled later in the year.
L’Alfàs del Pi / Albir
Local markets, cafés, and expat events continue, along with live music nights in bars and seafront venues.
Finestrat
Finestrat is relatively quiet this week, with the next major event being the April Fair on 25–26 April featuring flamenco, tapas, and music.
La Nucía
Maintains a sports-oriented vibe, hosting local training events and small community activities.
Villajoyosa
Offers seafront markets and a relaxed atmosphere, ideal for food lovers and visits to the chocolate museum.
Big Picture This Week
Easter tourism is still driving crowds. Beaches, bars, and restaurants are busy, and the main events this week include live music, tours, and local nightlife. Major festivals and larger events will return later in April and throughout the summer.

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