Movviendo Tourism Group has reaffirmed its commitment to innovation and the scientific ecosystem of Granada province. Therefore, our team took part in the latest edition of the I+DONES Forum. This event, promoted by the Industry Office, brings together public administrations, research centres and technology players. Furthermore, it revolves around a project with major international projection. Our participation clearly reflects our ongoing support for initiatives that connect knowledge, business and territory. Consequently, we love working in this highly technical and professional environment.
During a science driven day of technical event logistics, the programme began with a strategic visit to the Escúzar facilities. A group of attendees travelled on one of our coaches to see the UGR DONES building prototypes first hand. Additionally, they observed the progress of construction works. As specialists in event logistics in Granada, we ensured efficient and seamless transfers for this high value visit. Later, the event continued at the Carmen de los Mártires. This part included the participation of major organisations like IFMIF-DONES, CDTI Innovación and the University of Granada.
This strong connection between business and scientific industry highlights the potential of I+DONES as an international infrastructure. For Movviendo, being part of this space means reinforcing a vision of growth built on cooperation and local talent. In this case, we managed operations across two intensive and productive days. The logistical coordination of schedules and transfers was key to the success of the event. For example, it included networking sessions and B2B meetings. As a result, these services facilitated meaningful connections among attendees.
As a clear sign of commitment to the Granada ecosystem, our CEO Javier Reche and our CDO Pedro López Carbonne attended the event. We would like to thank IFMIF-DONES, the Industry Office and Roberto Álvarez for this great opportunity. It was an honor to contribute to an initiative that generates shared value for public administration, business and science in our city.
