The schools of Tortosa, the first to step on Expoebre 2026

The schools of Tortosa were the first to visit Expoebre 2026, an edition that opened its doors this morning at the fair pavilion. Curiosity and eagerness to discover were the main elements before the official inauguration arrived.

The 80th edition of Expoebre kicks off today, with an inauguration scheduled for 5:30 p.m. led by the president of Paradores, Raquel Sánchez, according to the Tortosa City Council.

Expoebre 2026: a space to discover the territory

A child audience in the spotlight

The boys and girls from local schools not only had the opportunity to be the first visitors but were able to dive into the proposals that Expoebre offers. A way to bring culture and the reality of the territory closer to the little ones.

The fair pavilion, a nerve center

The Tortosa fair pavilion was the setting for this first day. With the presence of various activities and exhibitions, the space transforms into a showcase for products, traditions, and experiences linked to the Ebre.

The official inauguration with Raquel Sánchez

Who is the president of Paradores

Raquel Sánchez, who leads Paradores, will be in charge of formally inaugurating Expoebre at 5:30 p.m. Her role is key in tourism promotion, adding an extra layer of interest to the day.

Expectations for the event

The official opening is an eagerly awaited moment, as Expoebre seeks to highlight the cultural and natural heritage of the area. An event that brings together the public, companies, and institutions in one space.

Details and practical information

Dates and schedules

Expoebre started today and will run for several days, with activities for all ages. The fair pavilion opens its doors very early to facilitate visits by school groups and the general public.

Organization and support

The Tortosa City Council is one of the main promoters of the event, with the collaboration of Paradores and other entities. The goal is to strengthen identity and sustainable tourism in the region.

If Expoebre serves any purpose, it is to remind us that the culture of the territory is best transmitted when future generations experience it firsthand.

Source of the article: Ajuntament de Tortosa