Notitur July 5, 2026
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Ávoris goes after Imserso pensioners with social media campaign

JSBy Joan SanzCurated by Joan Sanz. · July 5, 2026 · Follow on LinkedIn
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Ávoris is stepping on the gas to fill its Imserso seats. The group's Turismo Social division has launched a social media campaign to attract new pensioners for the 2026-2027 season, with sales starting in September 2026, as reported by Preferente.

The company, which controls two of the program's lots, is trying to get ahead of demand and leave no seat unsold. In a market where social tourism has become a strategic pillar, this move smells like pressure: traditional agencies are losing ground to direct digital capture.

The play is clear: if you want to fill hotels in low season, you have to go find the traveler where they are. And pensioners are increasingly on Instagram and Facebook. Will Ávoris become the Amazon of Imserso? Time will tell.

Quick questions

What is Ávoris doing for the Imserso program?
Ávoris has launched a social media campaign to attract new pensioners for the 2026-2027 Imserso season.
When do Imserso 2026-2027 sales start?
Sales will start in September 2026, as confirmed by Imserso itself.
How many lots does Ávoris control in Imserso?
Ávoris controls two of the lots in the Imserso travel program.
Why use social media to attract pensioners?
Because more and more pensioners use Instagram and Facebook, and Ávoris avoids relying solely on traditional agencies.
Does this affect traditional travel agencies?
Yes, it reinforces the trend of direct digital capture, reducing the role of physical agencies in social tourism.

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