In Spain, both highways and secondary roads are equipped with cameras used by the Dirección General de Tráfico (DGT) to monitor traffic conditions live. These cameras are strategically placed in areas prone to congestion or high accident rates and are installed on straight road sections for optimal visibility. The camera feeds, updated approximately every 10 minutes, are accessible to drivers who wish to check road conditions, such as snow or traffic jams, before traveling. To view the images, users can visit the DGT website, navigate to the 'Traffic Status' section, and select 'Traffic Cameras' to view by province and road.

The Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is undergoing significant modernization and sustainability efforts as part of a €50 million investment plan running until 2026. Key projects include the renovation of control towers, briefing rooms, press rooms, and hospitality areas, along with the creation of new event spaces. The circuit has also inaugurated the largest public self-consumption photovoltaic installation in Catalonia, generating 33% of its current energy needs. The venue aims to become a hub for green mobility and automotive innovation, contributing to the decarbonization of its operations. With a 91% occupancy rate in 2023, the circuit continues to host major events like the Formula 1 and MotoGP World Championships, attracting significant visitor numbers and planning unique experiences for the 2024 season.

VOK DAMS has introduced AI DestinationFinder, an AI-driven tool designed to measure and reduce the CO2 emissions of events by analyzing data on travel and accommodation. The tool helps in selecting destinations that minimize environmental impact, optimize travel time, and reduce costs, thereby promoting sustainable business practices and increasing productivity.

VOK DAMS has launched a new artificial intelligence-based tool called AI DestinationFinder that calculates CO2 emissions and associated transportation costs for events in real-time. The tool is designed to help make decisions before an event, such as choosing a destination and considering transportation types, with the goal of minimizing carbon footprint. It focuses on three main measurements: CO2 emissions, travel time, and travel costs, and can potentially help organizers save up to 30% by proposing more efficient and sustainable options.

Porsche, in collaboration with PHD Media, launched a zeppelin shaped like the new Macan Electric over Spain, integrating CGI and AI technology to create videos featuring iconic Spanish landmarks. This campaign emphasizes innovation and sustainability, showcasing Porsche's commitment to these values. Marta López Álvarez from PHD Media highlights the fusion of technology and creativity in this initiative.

The Meliá Granada Hotel has reopened after a two-year renovation involving a 15 million euro investment. It now features 191 luxury rooms with sizes up to 350m2 and introduces The Level lounge, offering personalized guest services and a terrace with panoramic views. The hotel's gastronomic experiences are managed by Grupo Alameda, with two a la carte restaurants, Pecorino and La Última Ola. For the MICE segment, the hotel has added new facilities, including meeting rooms equipped with the latest technology.

The FOOH trend, originating from artist Ian Padgha's surreal CGI videos, has become a viral sensation with brands creating their own short, vertical videos. EITB has launched a campaign in the Basque Country and Navarra, utilizing their own media channels and digital platforms, as well as outdoor advertising. The campaign aims to engage younger audiences through social media and platforms like YouTube, Twitch, and Spotify, with local microinfluencers helping to spread the content.

The Eventoplus Awards recognized outstanding product presentations, with Motorola's razr40 launch event winning gold for its luxurious and engaging setup. Bodegas Emilio Moro's Malleolus wine launch took silver, celebrated for its elegant and traditional presentation. Repsol's Klin washing stations presentation earned bronze, noted for its immersive and technologically advanced setup. Each event successfully captivated its audience and achieved significant media coverage.

From January 1, 2024, Madrid will expand its traffic restrictions, prohibiting vehicles without environmental labels from accessing or circulating on all public and urban roads within the municipality. This follows previous restrictions implemented in 2022 and 2023. The city has also established two Low Emission Zones of Special Protection (ZBEDEP) in Distrito Centro and Plaza Elíptica, where stricter rules apply. Future plans include further restrictions from January 1, 2025, affecting even residents' vehicles without labels, with exceptions for certain adapted vehicles and emergency services.