Notitur July 17, 2026
Revenue & DistributionPublished July 17, 20261 min read

VECI repeats with Aena: €27 million in corporate travel

JSBy Joan SanzCurated by Joan Sanz. · July 17, 2026 · Follow on LinkedIn
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Viajes El Corte Inglés (VECI) has once again won the contract to manage Aena's corporate travel, as reported by Hosteltur. The deal is worth €26,685,043 and, though the duration is not specified, it appears to be a multi-year agreement that solidifies the relationship between the two entities.

Aena is a top-tier client: it runs 46 airports and its staff travels constantly. That VECI retains this megacontract is no surprise given its muscle in corporate travel management, but it sends a clear signal to the market: the trust of a large public operator outweighs any low-cost offers that might appear.

My take: in a sector where technological disruption threatens traditional intermediaries, VECI proves that direct relationships, capillarity and institutional trust remain key differentiators. And renewing with Aena is not just revenue, it is a quality stamp for future public tenders.

Quick questions

What is VECI?
Viajes El Corte Inglés, the travel division of El Corte Inglés, specializing in corporate, leisure and event travel.
How much is the Aena contract worth?
The contract amounts to €26,685,043, as reported by Hosteltur.
What does VECI winning this mean?
It strengthens its position in corporate travel management, especially in the public sector, and provides multi-million recurring revenue.
Is Aena a difficult client?
Yes, because it runs 46 airports and has high staff mobility, requiring very complex logistics.
What does it mean for the rest of the sector?
It shows trust and relationship matter more than price. VECI proves investing in B2B service pays off.

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