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| The establishments will offer discounts of 30% until January 10 to encourage people from Cartagena who live abroad and visit their relatives in the municipality stay in hotels | Betting on safety and making it easier for Cartagena residents who live outside the city to visit their families in the municipality during the Christmas holidays is the main objective of the 'Go back to your hotel for Christmas' campaign, which is launched by several hotel establishments of Cartagena with the collaboration of the City Council. The campaign, which will run until January 10, has been presented by the mayor, Ana Bel n Castej n, together with the Councilor for Tourism, Cristina P rez, and the president of the association n Agruphotel and manager of the Los Habaneros hotel, Bartolom Vera. In this way, the hotels adhering to the campaign, NH Cartagena, Alfonso XIII, Posadas de España, Hotel Manolo, LoopInn and Los Habaneros offer a 30% discount, which will be applied on the best available rate, in reservations made directly with the hotel, both by phone and by e-mail, mentioning the offer. "The hoteliers of our municipality have once again put themselves at the service of Cartagena and their families," said the mayor. "With the aim that Cartagena residents who live abroad can return to the municipality complying with all security guarantees and avoiding staying in the homes of relatives to avoid unnecessary risks, they have launched the 'Go back to your hotel for Christmas" campaign, Ana Bel n Castej n has underlined, who has encouraged the neighbors to support this initiative, "because they will not only reduce risks for their families but will also support a sector as needy as the hotelier" . For Bartolom Vera, the idea of ??the hotels in Cartagena is "to make ourselves available to citizens to offer them safe facilities with all the guarantees, which allow families to enjoy these atypical parties with caution" Free and safe visits at Christmas The Cartagena City Council supports this initiative, which has added to the municipal campaign 'Cartagena has a Christmas plan', which will include, among other actions, guided tours by the Tourism Council; and the activities in charge of Cartagena Puerto de Culturas, which have already sold out all their available tickets, so the passes will be expanded. “Since the State of Alarm was decreed, the sector of the official tourism guides of the Region have also been in a very difficult situation, seeing all the reserved groups canceled, both private and public, Imserso or cruise ships, among others ”, recalled the mayor. For this reason, always following all the measures put in place to guarantee health security among users, the Department of Tourism will promote actions that contribute to this reactivation and revitalization of the tourist fabric, collaborating, in this case , with the Association of Official Guides of the Region. Thus, during the Christmas period, Cartagena will be the scene of free guided tours, on Sunday mornings, which will allow participants to get to know the old and modern Cartagena with two different routes. On the one hand, on December 20 and January 3, will take place 'Cartagena Antigua: An bal o Escipi n, you will have to choose', in which the rich panic past will be valued and Roman from Cartagena.

Thus, the route will tell how Carthage and Rome clashed to gain control of the Mediterranean. In this free route, participants will discover how the conquest of the city took place and the period of splendor that followed the triumph of the vendor, in a visit of approximately two hours, which will depart from the Interpretation Center.

n of the Panic Wall at 11 a.m. On the other hand, 'Cartagena Moderna: Peral or Beltr , you will have to choose', will show the splendor of Modernism and the rich military heritage of the city, as well as the importance that the city had during the time of resurgence of mining. The visit, also free and with an approximate duration of two hours, will start on Sundays, December 27 and January 10, from the Tourist Office of the City Hall. To ensure compliance with health measures, both visits will require a prior reservation, through the Tourism website, with a maximum capacity of 20 people per visit.

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Source: Ayuntamiento de Cartagena