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Imserso trips still have 600 departures with seats left

JSBy Joan SanzCurated by Joan Sanz. · October 11, 2026 · Follow on LinkedIn
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Turismo Social, the Ávoris arm that runs the Imserso travel programme, has published a document listing the more than 600 departures that still have seats available this season, as reported by Preferente. The list details each trip, so any professional can check at a glance which destinations remain open and on which dates.

The quick read is simple: there is unsold product. And for a coastal hotel fighting to fill Tuesdays and Wednesdays in February, that is an open door, not a problem. The less comfortable read is that the programme is carrying seats that are not moving as fast as expected, something the sector has been talking about in recent weeks.

My take: the window exists and it is short. If you work in distribution, check the list and cross those departures with your low-season inventory. There you have occupancy at an agreed rate, with no rate war and a loyal guest. Whoever moves this week beats whoever waits until March.

Quick questions

How many Imserso departures currently have seats available?
More than 600, according to the list published by Turismo Social, the Ávoris division that runs the programme. The document details destination, date and availability for each departure.
Who publishes the Imserso list of available seats?
Turismo Social (Ávoris), the programme's contractor. The document lists the departures that still accept bookings this season, as reported by Preferente.
What can an agency do with those available seats?
Place them with its senior client base or cross them with low-season inventory. It is packaged product, with an agreed rate and no reliance on a rate war.
Why are Imserso seats going unsold?
The booking pace is not covering all the published supply. Industry sources have noted that the programme is carrying seats that are not moving as fast as expected in recent weeks.
Is this relevant to a coastal hotel outside peak season?
Yes. Filling Tuesday and Wednesday nights in low season with social programme guests means steady, recurring occupancy, better than leaving rooms empty while waiting for summer tourists.

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