International Partnership
AVE & Wild Spain Travel Project
An alliance born from a shared vision:
bringing people closer to nature through respectful wildlife observation experiences.
The alliance between Proyecto AVE and Wild Spain Travel was created with a clear purpose: to develop high-value ecotourism products that are not only technically viable, but also commercially positionable within the international market.
Wild Spain Travel contributes to this vision with a solid track record in nature tourism, wildlife observation, and specialized photography. Its team is composed of biologists, naturalists, and tourism professionals who have developed reference projects such as Hides El Taray, launched in 2014, as well as a network of experiences that today form part of a specialized offering across various regions of Spain and international destinations.
For lodges, estates, and properties joining this model, this alliance represents far more than technical support. It represents the opportunity to integrate into a complete development architecture, where prospecting, product design, observation experience, and commercial outreach are structured within a unified strategic vision.
In practical terms, this means that projects advancing within this ecosystem may benefit from a specialized platform for international promotion and commercialization through Wild Spain Travel, aimed at wildlife observers, nature photographers, specialized travelers, and agencies interested in authentic, sustainable, and high-quality experiences. Wild Spain Travel already commercializes hides, reservations, guided experiences, and international trips, and reports experience working with independent travelers as well as groups from European and North American agencies.
This collaboration creates a bridge between territory, conservation, and market.
A bridge capable of transforming the natural value of a property into a specialized tourism proposal with identity, international narrative, and greater long-term economic sustainability potential.
