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For councils and tourist offices

A digital tourist guide for your town, without building an app

City Partner puts your town on PulseCosta with your official information and gives you anonymous data on what visitors look up. It starts with a paid pilot of agreed scope.

How can a town have its own digital guide?

With City Partner: your town joins PulseCosta with tourist office information, events and services, in several languages and offline too. You receive anonymous usage data (what is viewed, when and in which language). It starts with a 4- to 8-week pilot, followed by an annual licence.

What does a town gain with City Partner?

A guide ready in weeks

No need to build your own app.

Official information

Tourist office events, points of interest and services, highlighted.

Anonymous usage data

Which places draw interest, in which languages and at what times.

Local businesses included

Businesses in your town can join with their own plans.

How does the pilot work?

  1. We agree the scope

    Area, content, languages and indicators.

  2. 4- to 8-week pilot

    We publish the guide and measure real usage.

  3. You decide with data

    In light of the results, you move to an annual licence or close the pilot.

FAQs for councils

How much does City Partner cost?

It depends on the scope: we’ll propose a price after an initial meeting. It starts with a paid 4- to 8-week pilot of agreed scope, followed by an annual licence.

Is it useful for a smart tourism destination?

It provides two things a smart tourism destination (DTI) is usually expected to have: digital tourist information in several languages and visitor usage data. It is not a certification: Spain’s DTI status is awarded by SEGITTUR.

What data does the council receive?

Aggregated, anonymous data: the most viewed places and categories, languages and times. Never visitors’ location or identity.

Is it GDPR-compliant?

Yes. Measurement is optional for visitors, it doesn’t store their location or who they are, and the data is held on an EU server (Germany).

Let’s talk about your town