Marbella launches updated Holy Week website, available in six languages
Through this digital tool, users will be able to consult the schedules and itineraries of the various processional departures and the history of the brotherhoods.
Holy Week marks the beginning of the high season in Marbella, and for this reason, the city makes an effort to promote it and maximize its exposure, not only among locals but also among visitors from any country. In this regard, it is worth noting that the Marbella City Council has launched an updated website about these Passion days in six different languages. Thus, through this digital tool, users can check the schedules and routes of the various processional exits in Marbella, San Pedro Alcántara, and Nueva Andalucía, as well as the history of the eleven brotherhoods and fraternities of the locality.
The Councilor for Innovation and New Technologies, Enrique Rodríguez, has highlighted that this platform "has not only become a useful tool for citizens and brotherhood members to follow the Holy Week in the locality, but also an attractive resource for tourist promotion of our tradition, as it remains active throughout the year and allows showcasing the value of this celebration to visitors and residents." He also detailed that it is an "accessible tool with a responsive design, adapted to all types of devices and screens, which will allow users to comfortably access the information from anywhere and at any time, even during the processions."
Sections
The website features three main sections where the advocations are listed, with the details of the 32 images that will parade through the city; the processions with the routes, schedules, and main data of the 20 planned exits and information about the eleven brotherhoods and fraternities. Additionally, the platform includes the official schedules, a direct link to the broadcasts of Radio Television Marbella, the possibility to download the Holy Week hand programs, as well as a historical gallery that compiles more than 60 old posters. It is available in Spanish and can be translated into five other languages: English, French, German, Italian, and Portuguese.
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