Freetour.com, a global leading platform for free tours and low-cost experiences, has announced a strategic alliance with the Spanish-based company Wondella, a pioneer in the field of travel-specialized social networks.
This announcement takes place within the framework of the prestigious International Tourism Fair, FITUR, held this week from January 24 to 28 in Madrid. FITUR, hosting 250,000 attendees from around the world, brings together leaders and experts in the global tourism industry.
Thanks to this collaboration, Wondella users will be able to directly access the complete inventory of tours offered by Freetour.com from the social network itself, providing a more integrated and accessible travel experience.
Freetour.com positions itself as the primary global platform for free tours, present in 136 countries, offering travelers the opportunity to discover cities for free or at an affordable cost. The strategic collaboration with Wondella represents a significant step in their mission to make travel accessible to everyone, fostering authentic travel experiences.
Wondella, recognized as the world’s first social network dedicated to travel, not only connects enthusiasts of unique experiences but also operates as its travel agency. Its standout feature is its ability to help “wondellers” generate income through the monetization of their profiles.
Ignacio Merino, Head of Business Development at Freetour.com, shared the vision of making travel accessible to everyone. “The integration of Freetour.com’s free tours into the Wondella platform will simplify the discovery of city wonders for more travelers, eliminating initial costs and promoting authentic travel experiences.”
José Manuel Lledó, CEO of Wondella, expressed enthusiasm for the partnership, emphasizing Wondella’s commitment to providing its users with unique and meaningful travel experiences. “This alliance will enable the integration of an exceptional variety of free tours on the Wondella platform, offering users new opportunities to explore and discover destinations authentically.”
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