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Industry of the organized travels. (1928-1950)
First leaflets and advertisements that promoted Andalusian destinations. Drawings reproduced in lithographs, as well as black and white pictures. Monuments are highlighted. -
National Patronage of Tourism, Spain.
It was a corporation created in 1928 by King Alfonso XIII to maintain, restore and publicize the Spanish heritage, towns and cities worldwide. -
General Direction of Tourism, Spain.
Numerous posters in color were created until it got dissolved a decade later. -
Fordist tourism. (1951-1977)
More printed leaflets with color photos and drawings. Territories of sun and beach are highlighted. -
Ministry of Information and Tourism, Spain.
It was a ministerial department that existed in Spain during the Franco dictatorship. It was responsible of controlling the information, and press and radio censorship. -
Postfordism. (1978-today)
Feelings and emotions are marketed. Natural environment places are highlighted.