Literary tourism is a growing segment worldwide. A phenomenon valued at $2.3 million globally in 2024, and growing in 2025. A true strategic window for Latin American countries, where spaces like the Macondo Route in Colombia; Pablo Neruda's house museums in Chile; the Borges and Cortázar tours in Argentina; or the Pueblo Mágico of Comala in Mexico have become true pilgrimage routes, and in Castilla y León, where the houses of Antonio Machado and Miguel de Cervantes are located... and Miguel Delibes's house will open soon.
Ángel Cárdenas, one of the leading experts and manager of Infrastructure for Development at CAF (Bank of Development of Latin America and the Caribbean), will have a conversation with writer and journalist Carlos Aganzo.
Event in Spanish
