Last January, Cruceros Torre del Oro once again proved why it remains one of the most beloved and established tourism companies in Seville. The company held its traditional Winter Tourism Party 2026, bringing together around 200 tourism professionals for an unforgettable evening aboard one of its iconic vessels.
Over four hours cruising along the Guadalquivir River, attendees enjoyed a lively atmosphere with buffet, open bar, live music, and —most importantly— genuine appreciation for the daily efforts of guides, hotel staff, travel agencies, taxi drivers, restaurateurs, and everyone who helps make Seville one of the world’s most desirable destinations.
Salvador Carrasco, managing director of the company, emphasized during the event: “In an industry where technology advances rapidly, we still firmly believe that the human factor is irreplaceable. This party is our personal ‘thank you’ to those who make visitors fall in love with Seville.”
The evening sailed past iconic landmarks such as the Torre del Oro itself, the Bullring, the Triana Bridge, and the pavilions from the 1929 and 1992 Expos, reminding us once again why a boat trip along the Guadalquivir remains one of the most highly recommended experiences for both tourists and locals wanting to rediscover their city from the water.
With the 2026 season already underway and a full schedule of daily (and themed) departures, Cruceros Torre del Oro strengthens its position as Europe’s largest fluvial tourist cruise fleet after Paris’s famous Bateaux Mouches.
Haven’t experienced it yet? Departures leave every hour from the pier right next to the Torre del Oro. The perfect way to see Seville from a different perspective… with the Guadalquivir breeze!
Have you ever joined a Cruceros Torre del Oro event or taken the classic cruise?
Over four hours cruising along the Guadalquivir River, attendees enjoyed a lively atmosphere with buffet, open bar, live music, and —most importantly— genuine appreciation for the daily efforts of guides, hotel staff, travel agencies, taxi drivers, restaurateurs, and everyone who helps make Seville one of the world’s most desirable destinations.
Salvador Carrasco, managing director of the company, emphasized during the event: “In an industry where technology advances rapidly, we still firmly believe that the human factor is irreplaceable. This party is our personal ‘thank you’ to those who make visitors fall in love with Seville.”
The evening sailed past iconic landmarks such as the Torre del Oro itself, the Bullring, the Triana Bridge, and the pavilions from the 1929 and 1992 Expos, reminding us once again why a boat trip along the Guadalquivir remains one of the most highly recommended experiences for both tourists and locals wanting to rediscover their city from the water.
With the 2026 season already underway and a full schedule of daily (and themed) departures, Cruceros Torre del Oro strengthens its position as Europe’s largest fluvial tourist cruise fleet after Paris’s famous Bateaux Mouches.
Haven’t experienced it yet? Departures leave every hour from the pier right next to the Torre del Oro. The perfect way to see Seville from a different perspective… with the Guadalquivir breeze!
Have you ever joined a Cruceros Torre del Oro event or taken the classic cruise?