Moventis, the collective mobility division of the multinational company Moventia, attended the International Tourism Trade Fair (FITUR) once again this year. This was its third time at the event and helped consolidate its key role in connecting mobility, tourism and the traveller experience.
Attending this major event has become an important part of the company’s strategy, as it enables ties with customers, stakeholders and professionals in the sector to be strengthened while allowing new business and partnership opportunities to be explored in the field of tourist mobility.
Moventis, innovation and mobility to support tourism
During FITUR 2026 at IFEMA Madrid, Moventis revealed its vision for integrated mobility solutions at its corporate stand while highlighting its sustainable collective mobility services alongside its discretionary passenger transport services and long-distance international routes. The company demonstrated how innovation in passenger transport can enhance the traveller experience as well as the entire tourism sector ecosystem.
Attendance at the trade fair was used by the company to generate synergies with other key players, exchange knowledge and present its projects, strengthening its commitment to more responsible and connected tourism with a focus on present challenges.
FITUR 2026: a strategic global meeting place for the tourism sector
The 46th edition of FITUR concluded with highly positive results: in excess of 255,000 visitors and more than 10,000 companies from 161 countries over the course of five days, thereby consolidating its position as one of the most important international events of the year with major institutional representation to back the significance of this meeting.
Moventis has therefore consolidated its position as a key player in tourist mobility by taking part in FITUR as a global forum for dialogue aimed at promoting innovative solutions capable of connecting efficiency and the traveller experience. Furthermore, the company expressed its intention to attend the next edition in 2027 as a way to maintain its commitment to innovation and international partnerships.