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Es Castell, Es Mercadal, Ciutadella and Llucmaçanes will be the next stops of Talayotic Menorca’s tour around the island.

Talayotic Menorca stars on February 1st in the next conference of the cycle #HispaniaNostraContigoEnCasa, an online initiative to enjoy and learn about cultural heritage.

The possible inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage List this year will contribute significantly to go beyond seasonal tourism on the island.

Menorca will have its own space at FITUR in a sector dedicated to sustainability and innovation. On January 19, Talayotic Menorca will receive all the attention with the candidacy’s presentation at the Balearic Islands stand.

On Saturday, January 15, twenty-eight Menorcan talayots will be lit in support of the collective action “Lighting of the taulas, watch towers and talayots of the Mediterranean, a cry for Human Rights.”

Yesterday, December 20, the plenary session of the Consell Insular de Menorca (CIM) gave its last approval to the bylaws of the Talayotic Menorca Agency, which will start operating at the beginning of 2022.

The protection, conservation and dissemination of Talayotic Menorca will have this important financial support next year. These new resources will be allocated to actions already included in the candidacy's Management Plan.

The screenings for the general public begin on December 2 in Maó’s Claustre Audience Hall and will travel to every town of the island.

The Vice President and conseller of Cultural Affairs of the CIM participated in the 49th Anniversary of the World Heritage Convention commemorative session.

The Plenary Hall of the Consell Insular de Menorca (Maó) will host the 89th meeting of the Historical Heritage Council on November 11 and 12. Organized by the Ministry of Culture and Sports.

The Fundació Foment del Turisme (FFTM) participated in the First Meeting of the Cultural Heritage Working Group of the Smart Tourist Destinations Network in Palma.

Talayotic Menorca made its presence at the International Heritage Fair in Paris by the hand of the Fundació Foment del Turisme. The French public showed a clear interest in Talayotic culture.