The first of the major investments planned by the government to improve the services of the Alicante-Elche Miguel Hernández airport is beginning to take shape This is the construction of the new aircraft taxiway and which is intended to improve the manoeuvrability of aircraft Its implementation will enable the airport to gain capacity to accommodate more time slots beyond the 40 operations per hour for which it is currently able to carry out The process to contract the construction of this new taxiway was started last June and it is now that the first phases of evaluation of the bids presented by the construction companies interested in taking on its construction are beginning to arrive The call for tenders led to the registration of 19 proposals the first selection has reduced the number of candidates to less than half: eight companies with offers considered valid The tender started with an initial budget of more than 17.4 million with the eight competing submitting prices that range between 14 and the maximum amount of 17.4 million all of them are committed to ensuring the execution period provided for in the conditions of the contract which is 27 months from the start of the works The award should be made before the end of 2024 which would leave the way clear for the works to begin at the end of this year or in the first months of 2025 the new taxiway should be in operation between the last third of 2027 and the beginning of 2028 leaving aside their connection with the railway should coincide with the completion of the extension works of the current El Altet terminal an action conceived with the purpose of allowing the aerodrome to expand its passenger processing capacity to serve a volume of up to 26 million passengers per year The execution of this work would require an outlay of close to 600 million The drafting of the project will be put out to tender before the end of 2024 Despite demands from politicians and the business sector neither Aena nor the airlines considered the construction of a second runway necessary for the airport to meet its future growth needs although this has not been completely ruled out for the future Óscar Puente argues that the fact that this second runway is not being built will not limit El Altet’s possibilities since there are aerodromes that carry 33 million passengers and have a single runway the data for Miguel Hernández is far from that figure everything seems to indicate that it will be surpassed at the end of this year since in the first eight months of the year it has already accumulated 12,293,124 passengers 17.2% more than in the same period in 2023 All this after having experienced the best summer in the historical series with nearly two million passengers in both July and August The truth is that the figures for the latter confirm the airport as one of the most promising among the five that occupy the top positions in number of passengers: Madrid Barajas Palma de Mallorca and Málaga Costa del Sol Alicante was the one that had the greatest growth in August compared to the same month in 2023: 15.3% compared to the increases of 9.2; 8.9; 5 and 9.6 that the rest recorded (in that order) El Altet was the only airport that managed to grow at a double-digit rate Log in to leave a comment © 2021 The Leader Digital At nearly 3,000 ft above sea level in Valencia Masía El Altet is placed at the turning point where the Mediterranean climate starts receiving continental influences The Sierra de Mariola in Eastern Spain is home to over 1,200 species of plants which con­tribute to the unique fla­vor of local prod­ucts like her­ber liquor and olive oil at Masía El Altet located in a pro­tected nat­ural area has become renowned for its award-win­ning olive oil due to the com­plex fla­vors cre­ated by the cli­mate and local olive tree vari­eties the Sierra de Mariola has been regarded as a kind of nat­ural botan­i­cal gar­den at the heart of the Valencian Community grow on its slopes and aro­matic and med­i­c­i­nal herbs are the base of her­ber (mean­ing ​“made of herbs”) — a local liquor which is prob­a­bly one of the best-known prod­ucts of the area rose­mary and thyme for the fla­vor of their olive oil feed them­selves and absorb all that there’s around them But we have aro­matic plants,” Petit said at his estate at Masía El Altet where he and his father met a reporter and video­g­ra­pher on assign­ment for Olive Oil Times Their ivy-cov­ered 17th-cen­tury man­sion is placed in the mid­dle of a grove of 14,500 olive trees The tall cypresses around the house and its pale orange façade give it a Tuscan look And I have really seen these olive trees grow as if they were my broth­ers,” Petit pointed out This 73-hectare plan­ta­tion is set in a small val­ley some 10 kilo­me­ters from Alcoi one of the main ker­mes oak for­est reserves in the Valencian region “We started plant­ing olive trees back in 1992 sun­flow­ers and wheat were the main crops here We were look­ing to grow fruit trees but they suf­fered too much from frost Then we noticed that our hun­dred-year-old olive trees per­formed very well here all the oil we pro­duced was for our own con­sump­tion,” Petit explained as he strolled with his father through the trees Being in a pro­tected nat­ural area has cer­tain advan­tages the oil mill had to be built a few kilo­me­ters away the renowned French chef Joël Robuchon — who used to spend his hol­i­days in a nearby town — started using it at his restau­rants I think [Robuchon] fell in love with our oil because of the com­plex­ity it has And that’s thanks to the cli­mate of the place we grow our olive trees,” Petit said The Alicante Mountains have tra­di­tion­ally pro­duced olive oil as almost every region around the Mediterranean But this area is far away from Spain’s main pro­duc­ing areas In fact, Masía El Altet was the only award-win­ning pro­ducer from the Valencian Community at the 2018 NYIOOC World Olive Oil Competition, where it won three Gold Awards This dis­tance to Andalusia may con­tribute to the par­tic­u­lar traits of Petit’s oils Just a few kilo­me­ters away from the coast the moun­tain range — which reaches almost (around 4,593 ft) of alti­tude — is cov­ered by snow every win­ter the limit of height where olive trees can grow in the area Masía El Altet is placed at the turn­ing point where the Mediterranean cli­mate starts receiv­ing con­ti­nen­tal influ­ences Last night we had around 13°C (55°F) and by noon we’ll be over 30°C (86°F),” said Petit sud­den day-night changes are really impor­tant for the final qual­ity of the olive,” he added Petit describes the use of local vari­eties as Masía El Altet’s ​“dis­tin­guish­ing trait.” Most of the newly planted olive trees of the estate are of Picual vari­ety the cen­te­nary trees that sur­vive in the ter­raced fields belong to four local cul­ti­vars: Alfafarenca “They pro­duce oils that are a lit­tle bit sour and spicy in the quest of a more bal­anced oil,” he said More articles on:  , Spanish Households Purchase More Sunflower Oil Than Olive Oil for the First Time Falling olive oil sales are linked to reduced production and elevated prices whereas sunflower oil has become more affordable during the same timeframe Xylella Fastidiosa Identified in Extremadura Extremadura joins the Balearic Islands and the Community of Valencia as the Spanish regions with active Xylella infestations Renewed Concerns of Extra Virgin Olive Oil Shortages in Spain Extra virgin olive oil supplies from the world's largest producer are expected to fall short of both domestic demand and export needs potentially signaling an impending global shortage Spanish Olive Oil Sector Works to Develop Exports to China As high prices change consumption habits in Europe Spanish producers and exporters seek to promote olive oil consumption in the world’s second-largest economy Bringing Peloponnesian Flavors to American Kitchens The producer behind Kosterina believes there is a place in the American kitchen for Koroneiki olive oil produced in its place of origin and traditionally cured Greek olives Rising Olive Oil Imports Contribute to Spain’s Trade Deficit with Argentina While Spain’s agricultural trade deficit fell by 33 percent between 2022 and 2023 olive oil imports increased by nearly 230 percent due to a poor harvest and rising prices Sustainability, Biodiversity Good for Business, This Campania Farmer Believes Case d'Alto produces organic extra virgin olive oils in Irpinia from autochthonous varieties Owner Claudio De Luca says focusing on sustainability improves quality Spanish Producers Celebrate Award-Winning Finish After Demanding Harvest Farmers and millers from the world’s largest olive oil-producing country earned 82 awards overcoming high temperatures and drought in the process Sign up for the Spanish News Today Editors Roundup Weekly Bulletin and get an email with all the week’s news straight to your inbox (List price   3  months 12 Bulletins)  and thank you for choosing CamposolToday.com to publicise your organisation’s info or event Camposol Today is a website set up by Murcia Today specifically for residents of the urbanisation in Southwest Murcia providing news and information on what’s happening in the local area which is the largest English-speaking expat area in the Region of Murcia When submitting text to be included on Camposol Today please abide by the following guidelines so we can upload your article as swiftly as possible: Send an email to editor@camposoltoday.com or contact@murciatoday.com Attach the information in a Word Document or Google Doc Also attach a photo to illustrate your article Dom Joly is Leading Britain's Conversation The Jet2 plane was mid-flight when it was forced to make an emergency landing instead diverting to Cologne Bonn Airport in Germany Jet2 flight LS3214 departed Burgas for the UK shortly after 1pm local time on September 16 the Boeing Boeing 737-800 plane was forced to re-route due to the 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It comes after a plane mechanic has been killed after he was sucked into a Boeing jet engine while retrieving his tool The Iranian technician was carrying out routine maintenance when the incident occurred at Cabahar Konarak airport in southern Iran The engine on the right wing of the plane was being tested when the cover flaps opened See more More Latest News See more Latest News See more The News Explained See more Royals See more Highlights & Opinion See more More Topics To get to Jávea / Xàbia by public transport it is recommended to use the bus since the city is connected by this route with the main cities of the Valencian Community (Valencia and Alicante) you can leave for numerous national and international destinations The urban bus that runs through the municipality and the one that connects with other municipalities in the region also leaves from the station so the only alternative to the bus would be the private car Next you have an index with all the points that we are going to deal with The Jávea bus station is located between Eugeni d'Ors street and Palmela Avenue and although it does not have a ticket office the ticket can be purchased at the same time of getting on the bus The transport company ALSA it manages the routes Jávea-Alicante and vice versa in addition to the connections with the Alicante-Elche airport The price of this route ranges between 10 and 18 euros per trip depending on the schedules whether the route is direct or combined or the final destination stop you have all the round trip schedules that connect Javea with the capital of the province and with the airport because not every day there is the same frequency of passage look at the gaps in the schedules before making your travel plan We tell you the main features and what you have to look at: We recommend that you consult the image below carefully to show your trip well: there are two possibilities: make the journey so only by bus or do it with bus to Valencia and connecting with AVE The Jávea-Valencia trip only by bus has a variable duration of between 6 hours 35 minutes and 10 hours 15 minutes It leaves from Jávea station (Avenida de Palmela) and arrives at Madrid South Station The trip Jávea-Valencia and Valencia-Jávea by bus and AVE considerably reduces travel time: you will reach your destination in less than five hours To go from Javea to big cities like Barcelona Dénia is about eight kilometers from Jávea and from its Alsa station it connects with many Spanish provincial capitals cOACHES Carrió connect Xàbia with Dénia by stopping at Cat of Gorgos The exit is also from the central bus stop of Xàbia (Eugeni D'Ors Street-Palmela Avenue) The company in charge of the regular line within Jávea is Denibús which connects the center of the municipality daily with the other urban centers of the town (Duanes de la Mar and Arenal) and with the urbanization area (Toscamar-Cala Blanca) Is there a timetable for buses from Gaucho restaurant to Xabia and back 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Spanish olive oil sec­tor Producers like Nobleza del Sur and Masía el Altet won awards high­light­ing the diver­sity and qual­ity of olive oils from regions across Spain In spite of a slight decrease in the num­ber of entries from 2017 — from 167 to 151- Spain came in sec­ond in terms of the total num­ber of awards and reached the third posi­tion in entries Eighteen judges from 13 coun­tries eval­u­ated the unprece­dented 1,000 entries at the N2018 YOOC. Brands from a record 22 coun­tries were awarded.See Also:The best olive oils from Spain​“This is a com­pe­ti­tion with a lot of weight We pro­duc­ers appre­ci­ate it because it is pres­ti­gious and that gives us con­fi­dence Being awarded among so many pro­duc­ers from so many coun­tries is a very emo­tive recog­ni­tion of our work,” said Lola Sagra The com­pa­ny’s Centenarium Premium won the Best in Class Award for a del­i­cate Picual Jorge Petit, man­ager of Masía el Altet also points at the high num­ber of con­tenders as one of the key attrac­tions of the NYIOOC won three Gold Awards for its robust Picual and medium and del­i­cate blends “This has an extra­or­di­nary impact for us some­thing that moti­vates us,” Petit told Olive Oil Times one of the main trends in the Spanish olive oil sec­tor Now we have to be able to show the world how good our work is,” she added Alberto Barrobès, owner and man­ager of Montsagre agrees that qual­ity has become the main focus for a new gen­er­a­tion of olive oil pro­duc­ers in Spain His organic del­i­cate Picual from Horta de Sant Joan was awarded as the Best in Class in that cat­e­gory Eusebio García de la Cruz, owner and co-founder along with his brother of García de la Cruz olive oil com­pany received a Gold Award for his Amphora oil in the cat­e­gory of organic medium blend García de la Cruz sug­gests that the inter­na­tional per­cep­tion of Spanish olive oil is in a process of change “This sec­tor is fac­ing very impor­tant changes in the next few years I think that Spain will soon over­take Italy as the largest exporter of bot­tled olive oil in the world We are the largest pro­ducer with a huge dif­fer­ence and I believe that the per­cep­tion of the qual­ity of Spanish oils is also improv­ing There is a long way to go in many aspects though.” With as esti­mate pro­duc­tion of 1.09 mil­lion tons of olive oil in 2018 Spain saw a 15 per­cent decrease from 2017’s cam­paign accord­ing to the International Olive Council these num­bers place the Southern European coun­try well ahead of its main com­peti­tor in terms of quan­tity with a total pro­duc­tion of around 300,000 tons each remain a long dis­tance behind Spain despite hav­ing firmly recov­ered from 2017 with a 76 per­cent and 54 per­cent respec­tive pro­duc­tion increase in the cur­rent sea­son “We are in a deci­sive moment for this sec­tor but we need to grow not only in vol­ume but in terms of cul­ture,” Francisco José Martín de Prado told OOT Martín de Prado is the pro­ducer of Primicia Blend a robust blend from Extremadura in the west­ern­most region of Spain which was selected as Best in Class olive oil is seen as a basic prod­uct that is often taken for granted “One can­not under­stand Spanish food with­out it,” Martín de Prado said there is a lack of cul­ture and we have to improve con­sumers’ knowl­edge about qual­ity olive oils I think we have a promis­ing way ahead although per­haps more at an inter­na­tional level than a national one.” Spain’s con­tenders at the NYIOOC also reveal the diver­sity of the Spanish olive oil sec­tor in terms of pro­duc­ing regions and cul­ti­vars at the heart of the country’s tra­di­tional olive oil sec­tor the award-win­ning pro­duc­ers draw a rich and diverse map “We are maybe a bit far from the ​‘cen­ter,’ but I don’t think that makes us so dif­fer­ent There is also an oil tra­di­tion here and the vol­ume of pro­duc­tion has increased in recent years I believe we have the same good con­di­tions Jaén has to pro­duce good qual­ity but we are doing well,” said Martín de Prado Varieties such as Pajarera from Córdoba or Empeltre from Aragon and Catalonia offer an approach to local fla­vors that go beyond the most com­mon Spanish vari­eties Picual More articles on:  , , Table Olive Production in Spain Rebounds, but Falls Short of Initial Expectations Farmers warn that a hot and dry August impacted the size and marketability of table olives Discovering Award-Winning Olive Oil in Brazil's Southern Highlands The producers of Olivas do Gramado emphasize oleotourism as a way to appreciate quality and promote sustainability The Resilience of Tunisia’s Endemic Olive Varieties Fermes Ali Sfar has garnered international acclaim for its Chetoui and Chemlali monovarietals Sustainability Guides Award-Winning Producer in Turkey Garisar successfully navigates climate extremes and economic challenges Albanian Producer Pairs Local Culture, Award-Winning Quality skilled milling and a strong tie to Southern Albanian history will set his brand apart in crowded international markets Croatian Producers Share Secrets Behind Their Award-Winning Success The small southeastern European country produced just 3,500 tons of olive oil in the 2023/24 crop year but earned 80 awards from 97 entries at the World Competition Spanish Producers, Policy Makers Explore Strategies for Success in Chinese Market From an emphasis on quality and terroir to smaller packaging formats Spanish olive oil sector stakeholders identified several strategies to increase olive oil consumption in China Three Veterans of the Croatian War of Independence Craft Award-Winning Olive Oils the producers behind Oleum Maris have won four Gold Awards at the NYIOOC they are working to expand tourism offerings and exports As a qualified supplier for the SICA framework agreement, Vitelsa Security and Control has been chosen by AENA for the supply commissioning and maintenance of IP video surveillance-CCTV systems anti-return corridors and corresponding control centres located at airports in the AENA network Vitelsa Security and Control will be in charge of engineering commissioning and maintenance of the systems to be implemented in the different service infrastructures installed at each of the airports these systems will be configured by Vitelsa Security and Control for its operation coordinated with AENA's proprietary comprehensive airport safety management system This integration allows the complete management of security procedures based on the information and alarms received from each of the subsystems increasing the efficiency of surveillance equipment and adjusting their operating costs To facilitate the transparent integration of multiple manufacturers of security systems all the devices that are part of this project have been previously approved by AENA ensuring its operation with the comprehensive management system Vitelsa's team of engineers and technical operators Safety and Control their experience in the application of advanced security technologies and project proposals have been decisive factors in being selected Subscribe to our RSS feed And you won't miss anything © 2024 Digital Security Magazine - Underwood Communication SL retail and integrated services for travellers Ãreas has launched 13 new stores (nine F&B outlets and four retail shops) at Alicante Airport’s new terminal With an investment of nearly €5 million and forecast revenue of €141 million over the next eight years (food concessions are for eight years the company has increased space at the new terminal to 3,618sq m (3,285sq m for F&B and 333sq m for shops) Ãreas President Pedro Fontana said: “The launch of these 13 establishments in the new terminal at El Altet is an important milestone in our history because it ensures the company’s presence in a very attractive location with great potential The new terminal places Alicante on the map of world-class airports and Ãreas is proud of its contribution in this respect.” Ãreas is present in 19 Spanish airports with 205 establishments – both food service stores and shops – and employs 174 people in El Altet was chosen by the company to lead Aire Tapasbar a food & beverage concept that offers travellers Mediterranean cuisine made from local products The menu will include food preparation times next to each dish red shrimp from Denia and selected wines from the region are showcased in the menus and stores of the new terminal Ãreas said it tailored its store development to the specific passenger profile and aimed at providing for the local travellers as well as foreign visitors A prime example of this is the opening of an English pub specially designed so that families from the UK can relax while watching sports broadcasts as well as enjoying Cañas y Tapas a traditional brewery with the best Spanish tapas favoured by tourists the well-known international brand of fresh-made sandwiches shares a space with Rodilla and Ars within the new terminal The food options offered at El Altet also include brasserie-grill concept La Pausa and coffee shops like Starbucks Ãreas’ retail offer includes four new stores of established brands such as Sibarium a shop selling gourmet and both regional and nationally themed products; News & Books which offers visitors a wide range of books selling gifts and children’s fashion; Travel Mate and Cottet which offer sunglasses and travel accessories; and Story Store Subscribe to our 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Sign-Up Now PRO membership payments go directly back into the website to pay for hosting It's what also enables us to offer a free download tier Join over 145,000 subscribers of our free dedicated flight simulation newsletter Are you using the latest Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 release A Local Police patrol in Elche (Alicante) took action last month when they spotted two children walking alone on the hard shoulder of a poorly lit road after their mother had thrown them out of her car to teach them a lesson The incident happened on 13 December when the officers who were travelling from Arenales del Sol to El Altet observed the two minors walking alone on the hard shoulder of the road according to a statement from Elche city council The officers immediately turned round to check on the two children when a vehicle stopped on the hard shoulder and a woman She explained that she had picked up the two children from school and she had stopped the car and told them to get out the woman had driven off with the intention of returning a few minutes later to pay them a lesson the children were no longer where she had left them so she started looking for them and shouting their names in the care of a group of unknown youths and a woman who was passing by a woman driving another vehicle told her that the children were walking along the road so the mother got into the car to look for them The officers checked that both children were well and took them and their mother to the car where the other child was They established that from the point where the mother left the children to the place where they were found there was a distance of one kilometre who were walking alone on the hard shoulder The officers reported the incident to the prosecutor's office Comentar es una ventaja exclusiva para registrados That month also saw the highest number of passengers travelling to and from the Netherlands: 6.4 million when a total of 221 thousand passengers passed through the terminals of Amsterdam Airport Schiphol Maastricht Aachen Airport and Groningen Airport Eelde the number of passenger flights also showed an increase The average aircraft occupancy rate rose as well seat occupancy on passenger flights was 76 out of 100 the average occupancy rate amounted to 57 and 58 percent Of the 61.3 million passengers who flew to and from the Netherlands in 2022 more than 74 percent travelled within Europe Passengers to and from Spain (8.4 million) and to and from the United Kingdom (6.7 million) constituted the largest share they accounted for 24.7 percent of the total number of air passengers carried it was still the other way around; most air passengers flew to and from the United Kingdom (11.3 million) and to and from Spain (8.7 million) travellers stayed closer to home and travelled mainly within Europe The majority of passengers travelling through Dutch airports in 2022 flew between the Netherlands and Barcelona-El Prat passenger traffic was highest to and from London Heathrow (1.7 million passengers) air cargo volumes declined by nearly 14 percent year on year Both Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and Maastricht Aachen Airport - the airports where cargo is handled - transported less cargo: -13.8 and -15.5 percent Using satellite data to focus on air pollution and socioeconomic inequality Press Office and Infoservice in the spotlight Alicante-Elche Airport, also known as airport of The Altet supports a high national and international tourist traffic and occupies fifth place by passenger traffic in the Spanish airport network It is among the 50 of greater transit in Europe It is operational 24 hours a day and has 53 check-in desks and 18 gates For the execution of the contract for the extension and improvement of the airport's security and access control systems, Aena you have selected Vitelsa Security and Control one of the four selected companies present in the SICA framework agreement for the supply and installation of safety equipment 2015-2018 The technological proposal includes the design and installation of several passenger traffic controls within the airport These controls have been built with high-strength glass walls and are equipped with new access control systems integrated with emergency and evacuation systems alarm systems have been installed to alert security teams in the event of unauthorized steps For the management of passenger departures/entries in the arrival and exit areas of the airport state-of-the-art anti-return corridors have been installed These have been designed to withstand the traffic of high passenger traffic and are monitored by high-definition cameras for automatic control by intelligent image analysis corridors have intercom systems to facilitate communication between passengers and security personnel To complete the implementation of these new security and control systems the specialized personnel of Vitelsa Security and Control has carried out its parameterization and integration into the GSA system of global security management for monitoring 24×7 and global control of all security and control devices installed in the airport area preventive and corrective maintenance services will be provided for the new systems installed over the next few years. ensuring maximum operability of the same in an environment of high criticality Airport food & beverage operator Airfoods has introduced global franchise Costa Coffee to Barcelona El Prat Airport marking the brand’s Spanish market debut located at the Terminal 1 northern terrace joins the terminal’s 44 retail outlets and 32 restaurants According to Costa Coffee European Franchise Director Ralph Llanwarne the chain’s priority in Spain will be gaining visibility in travel structures before investing in the street market will open its next Costa Coffee at Alicante El Altet Airport Airfoods manages three other F&B activities at El Prat two Lizarran tapas bars and one APTC Comete El Mundo full service restaurant (both licensed by Comess Group) It also has four locations at Alicante El Altet (three Farggi ice cream/bars and a multi-unit restaurant called The Air Food Court) and one Subway at Murcia San Javier Costa Coffee in Europe has approximately 1,800 locations in 17 markets Last year the brand entered the French market with its Paris flagship at Gare de Lyon developed in partnership with Elior *NOTE: The Moodie Report and The Foodie Report’s third annual Airport Food & Beverage (FAB) Conference and Awards will be hosted this year by Dubai Airports at Atlantis, The Palm. Click here for more details or email Joanna.Puckett@TheMoodieReport.com when 48.1 thousand flights were handled and 7.1 million passengers travelled to and from the Netherlands Sunday 30 July and Monday 7 August were the busiest days of the year with 246 thousand passengers travelling through the Netherlands’ five major airports on those days The day with the fewest passengers was Tuesday 24 January when Telecable Santa Pola was founded as a television provider for the town of Santa Pola With nearly 30 years of reliable service (Telecable Santa Pola was founded as a fibre optic television provider for the town of Santa Pola in 1993  before expanding rapidly throughout Alicante) connects thousands of users to essential communications services quality service with an ample and experienced technical back-up team extensive coverage and realistic and competitive pricing for internet and television with over 170 international channels We currently offer our services in the majority of the Alicante province and some areas of Murcia We connect thousands of customers in Denia San Luis – La Siesta – El Chaparral – El Dorado – El Limonar – Punta La Vívora – El Salado – Torretas – Torrevieja – La Zenia – Los Dolses – Villamartín – Las Filipinas – Los Montesinos – Orihuela Costa – La Mata We solve any problem that might occur with your connection within 24 hours or less using our own highly trained service team Services offered from just 20 euros per month either via wireless or fibre optic connections and telephone and television services can be added for complete packages and they always have attractive offers and deals on Wimax telecable gives a secure and stable connection for areas without fibre optic coverage offering guaranteed speed for the service you choose and up to 50 Mbps transmission Fibre optic FTTH packages connect directly to your home no loss or variation in the fast connection speed and no falsification of the upload speed possible; the speed we quote is the speed you get secure and trustworthy service and we passionately believe that we offer the best internet service in the areas we cover with a reliable signal tablet and more to enjoy internet connection in the comfort of your home or office holiday home owners can suspend the Internet and with just an email can activate or deactivate the service as often as they wish Facebook: www.facebook.com/excom.es/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/excom_es/ has significant international traffic and experienced in 2016 higher passenger growth than 12% Its more than five and a half million users place it as the eleventh in Spain by traffic and it has 66 check-in desks and 24 gates The terminal was completely remodeled in 2008 and from the beginning of the works Vitelsa Security and Control has carried out various projects to supply and integrate video surveillance and access control systems the company has continued to provide technical services at the airport having recently won the public competition for the provision of technical maintenance services for security systems access control and voice and radio communications at Fuerteventura airport The new service contract provides for the preventive and corrective maintenance of IP video surveillance systems present in the terminal as well as the access lathes to the boarding areas and anti-return corridors located in the arrivals area the contract also provides for the provision of specialized preventive and corrective maintenance services for telephone and radio communications systems installed in the airport premises Slightly more than 20 million passengers went through Schiphol airport in Q3 passenger traffic still showed limited growth at 0.2 percent This is due to the fact that the total number of movements must not exceed 500 thousand per year the number of movements declined by 1 percent year-on-year Mild earthquake felt  in more than a dozen coastal towns The coast off Torrevieja registered a 3.1-magnitude earthquake on Tuesday according to the National Geographic Institute (IGN) The epicentre is located in the Mediterranean Sea with several coastal towns slightly feeling the effects of this seismic movement the towns that felt the earthquake were Almoradí Alicante-Elche Airport is in the top 150 airports in the world ranking in an acceptable 66th place in the grading for 2022 the Valencia airport at Manises does better to give the El Altet facility its full title is also 5th in the whole of Spain with a score of 7.57 Alicante airport gets an overall score of 7.57 a 7.60 in user evaluation and a 7.81 in shops and restaurants the only category in which it obtains a better score than that of Valencia which got an average score of 7.64; with a 7.60 in punctuality a 7.90 in customer evaluation and a 7.47 in store and restaurant spaces as the two airports have actually dropped in user ratings compared to the last classification of 2019 Valencia obtained a general score of 7.74 and was ranked 49th Alicante has dropped five positions since 2019 Both airports only improve their assessment in the “punctuality” category Ibiza and Palma de Mallorca airports are among the 150 best in the world Barajas is the first Spanish airport to appear in the world ranking since it occupies the twelfth position and is also the first of all European aerodromes the Madrid ‘hub’ obtains an overall score of 8.25 points 8.19 in customer evaluation and 8.30 in leisure spaces such as shops and restaurants climbing 21 positions in the ranking compared to the last report prepared in 2019 The second national airport that appears in the ranking is Bilbao the first European airport after the Spanish ones does not appear until position 49 in the ranking and it is Milan in Italy Bilbao obtains a score of 8.05 with 8.39 in punctuality 7.81 in the opinion of users and 7.28 in shops and restaurants Third on the Spanish podium is Barcelona-El Prat which ranks 53rd with an average grade of 7.68: 7.60 in punctuality 7.72 in customer rating and 7.85 in spaces shops and restaurants El Prat airport experiences a great improvement in the classification climbing 50 positions with respect to the 2019 ranking in which it was ranked 103 In sixth and seventh position among Spaniards are the airports of Ibiza and Palma de Mallorca Ibiza airport surpasses that of Palma and occupies position 94 in the world ranking of the best airports in the world Ibiza reaches an average score of 7.38 in 2022 7.42 in customer evaluation and 7.44 in the supply of shops and restaurants Palma de Mallorca obtained a score of 7.13 a 7.05 in customer evaluation and a 7.50 in shops and restaurants The first world airport in the ranking prepared by Airhelp is Tokyo Haneda International Airport Recife in Brazil is in second position in the ranking and third place goes to another Japanese airport This is followed by Viracopos-Campinas (Brazil) Seoul Gimpo (South Korea) and Dubai International Airport (United Arab Emirates) the highest ranked British airport is Liverpool John Lennon at No 36 Other airports include Stansted airport ranked at 106 A year before her death Princess Diana made a short visit to Alicante as she attempted to evade harassment from the British press She stayed for just the one night at the Sidi San Juan hotel having left London in a hurry who remained at the terminal to pick up the suitcases as she tried to mislead journalists and photographers 1996 when the ex-wife of The Prince of Wales arrived at El Altet airport at (.30 in the evening Dressed in a dark jacket and covering her face with a cap as she tried to hide her face Diana refused to use the VIP facility at Alicante-Elche airport as she was keen to get to her hotel as quickly as possible The princess was accompanied by an executive from El Altet who took her to a taxi thus misleading the airport security personnel and even the National Police escort which was waiting for her The taxi driver who drove Diana did not disclose the destination alluding to professional ethics and confidentiality colleagues who saw the driver on the Esplanade de Alicante ended up revealing her destination There was only one hotel in that area with 5 stars It was quickly besieged by British journalists who were looking to get a photograph of the princess which at that time was the target of all the paparazzi and of whom a stolen snapshot could be worth millions At first it was thought that Lady Di was visiting the Costa Blanca for a short holiday since it was not the first time she had travelled to Spain to rest she spent a few days in a private villa in the province of Malaga for the same reason clarified that her trip to Alicante was to visit “a friend.” Close sources also suggested that it was someone who was ill although the name of the person has never emerged The truth is that the short stay by the Princess was cut short by the media who practically “took” the Sidi San Juan hotel apart Journalists and photographers from many different media outlets as well as the Associated Press agencies in Madrid and Multi Studios Many of them even booked a room in the hotel posing as businessmen athletes and company executives in an attempt to get a glimpse of Diana The room at the hotel in Playa de San Juan was booked until Monday but the harassment that she got from the press made her decide to return to UK earlier than was planned Indeed she only stayed for one night and on Saturday the 4th the ex-wife of Prince Charles caught a plane to back to Heathrow wearing the same clothing in which she arrived: jeans taking both dinner and breakfast with her secretary in an adjoining room although sources at the time claimed to see the princess taking a short walk along the Playa de San Juan in the morning much more so than in her photographs,” commented a tourist from Madrid speaking to the Spanish press The fleeting visit of Princess Diana caught even the managers of the 5-star hotel by surprise as the reservation of the room had been made by phone and using an assumed name And neither did the occupant of Room 6619 book any of the spa or beauty treatments that the complex offered at that time although she did ask the reception manager to keep details of her visit private By land: national mainroad 332 Alicante-Cartagena Passenger transport companies which have direct routes to Torrevieja: ENATCAR-ALSA 2011 starts the service road between Torrevieja and El Altet airport The service is direct without an intermediate stop Departure and arrival: Torrevieja bus station call 96 571 01 46  saying you have been forwarded by Torrevieja.com The passenger service between Torrevieja and Alicante Airport bears no intermediate stop becoming an express service between the airport and bus station in Torrevieja as the first one is carried out within a shorter period of time because of the traffic delays it´s updated frequently to report about the bus between Torrevieja and Alicante airport Nearest passenger terminals: Alicante Bus Station If you have not pre-arranged your transport from these terminals to Torrevieja whilst in your country of departure you will have no difficulty in any of these passenger terminals in renting a hire-car or find connections to the town Road transport services run every hour or two hours a taxi service is very visible at airports and therefore any vehicle outside these designated areas should be distrusted The journey time by road from these passenger terminals ranges from 30 minutes to one hour Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" What is your favourite place in Torrevieja