La Gomera Tourism attends this sector event, which is held from February 18 to 22, under the umbrella of Turespaña, in which the island is promoted among the German market
The general fair is focused on the public with an interest in nature, cycle tourism, water sports and golf.
La Gomera promotes its values as a destination at the F.RE.E. tourism fair. Munich, which takes place from February 18 to 22. La Gomera Tourism attends this sector event, under the umbrella of Turespaña, in which the island is promoted among the German market.
The insular Minister of Tourism, María Isabel Méndez, highlighted that the presence of La Gomera at the F.RE.E. fair. from Munich responds to a strategy aligned with a very specific visitor profile, “a German tourist who, after more than four decades of connection with the island, is now looking for deeper, more conscious and deeply authentic experiences.”
As the counselor detailed, "La Gomera not only maintains its attraction based on the landscape and gastronomy, but its offer has evolved and has taken a great qualitative step with six new tourist products that fit with the philosophy of this meeting, where interest in nature and outdoor activities are the backbone."
In this sense, Méndez recalled that the island has all the necessary ingredients to attract an audience that values both outdoor sports practice and experiences in which contact and care for the environment prevail, “a sensitivity that is reflected in the new diversified ecotourism proposal that we promote,” he added.
F.RE.E Fair from Munich
FREE. is the largest travel and leisure fair in Bavaria. It has been held since 1970, providing the public with inspiration, information and the right equipment for travel and leisure activities, bringing together experts and professionals from the sector in one place.
In this way, the F.RE.E. Munich has established itself as one of the most important tourism fairs in Germany. In its last edition in 2025, it had around 125,000 visitors and almost 1,000 exhibitors from 50 countries.
