Global spotlight on Axarquia

Global spotlight on Axarquia

International journalists in Axarquia. Credit: APTA Axarquia Costa del Sol

Last weekend, Almachar and El Borge swapped their quiet village vibe for an international spotlight.

Over a dozen journalists from across the globe landed in Axarquia on a press trip organised by APTA (the Association for the Promotion of Tourism in La Axarquía). The goal was to show off the region’s most authentic treasure: its moscatel grape culture.

The trip kicked off in Almachar, where mayor Antonio Yuste welcomed the group with a deep dive into the Corazon Moscatel project, a cultural alliance between the villages of Almachar, El Borge and Moclinejo. Alongside him, other local leaders and tourism voices underlined just how important these initiatives are for putting Axarquia on the international map.

The journalists didn’t just sit through speeches. They toured the Museo de la Pasa, enjoyed a nice wine tasting, and even crossed paths with a “real” bandolero at the Bandolero Interpretation Centre. Lunch at the Posada del Bandolero sealed the deal with traditional dishes.

And the international press walked away impressed, while our region walked away with new ambassadors and fans ready to tell the world about its unique stories.

Read here more news from Axarquia.

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Ion Axinescu
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Ion Axinescu

Ion is a journalist with over a decade of experience, including previous work for Vice Romania. Since relocating to Spain in 2022, he has brought a strong sense of place and curiosity to his work with Euro Weekly News. Passionate about football and enthusiastic about all aspects of Spanish culture, Ion covers local news, lifestyle, and cultural features—delivering engaging, accessible storytelling that connects with readers across communities.

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