Letizia the queen of Spain attends the return of the book fair in Madrid The Madrid Book Fair returns to the El Retiro park after last year's break, when the Covid-19 pandemic forced to celebrate this mythical appointment with culture in digital format. The Fair starts on September 10 and will last until the 26th. This will be held with special prevention measures such as the limitation of capacity to 75 percent or the reduction of space from 1,400 meters to about 500, in addition to the mandatory use of the mask, the maintenance of the safety distance or the preference for payment by card. In
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Letizia the queen of Spain attends the return of the book fair in Madrid The Madrid Book Fair returns to the El Retiro park after last year's break, when the Covid-19 pandemic forced to celebrate this mythical appointment with culture in digital format. The Fair starts on September 10 and will last until the 26th. This will be held with special prevention measures such as the limitation of capacity to 75 percent or the reduction of space from 1, 400 meters to about 500, in addition to the mandatory use of the mask, the maintenance of the safety distance or the preference for payment by card. In sum, 320 exhibitors, including bookstores, publishers and other organizations such as public administrations, will have a booth in this edition, number 80. The Community proposes for this summer to visit the 'Villas de Madrid', a nomenclature that brings together eleven unique localities and unique in the region for the richness of its cultural heritage and for its gastronomic, wine tourism or natural resources, with which it seeks to attract visitors and diversify tourism. 'Villas de Madrid' is the name of the program promoted by the regional government that aims to promote the resources offered by municipalities with less than 20, 000 inhabitants. This is intended to diversify the flow of tourists to less visited areas of the Community, giving visibility to localities that have less opportunity to publicize their cultural or natural resources.