Málaga Today: Vitur Summit Will Turn the City into the European Capital of Flexible Accommodation in 2026

Málaga Today has captured the essence and ambition of Vitur Summit 2026. In its recent article, the newspaper states unequivocally that «Malaga will be the European capital of flexible accommodation in 2026», a headline that perfectly reflects our vision and our commitment.

The news, published in its digital edition, highlights that our event, which will be held on the days 13 and 14 May 2026, is designed to be the ultimate meeting point for the leaders, investors, operators, and institutions shaping the sector of Flexible Accommodation.

Málaga Hoy rightly highlights Málaga's selection as host, recognising it as a «global laboratory for smart tourism». This vibrant and constantly innovating city is the perfect backdrop for a high-level discussion on the new trends, regulatory challenges, technology application, and professionalisation that are setting the course for our industry.

As the article reflects, at Vitur Summit 2026, the alliances will be forged and the strategies designed that will guide the sector of Flexible Accommodation in the coming decade. This recognition by the local press inspires us to continue working to create a memorable and invaluable event for all participants.

Read the full news from Málaga Hoy here: Málaga will be the European capital of flexible accommodation in 2026 with the Vitur Summit

The next edition Vitur Summit 2026 will take place in Malaga on Thursdays 13 and 14 May and will once again be the meeting point for operators, investors and companies in the sector to boost their business, establish strategic alliances with the different agents involved and gain access to all the latest news, trends and opportunities in the sector from leading speakers and companies.

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