At Geinnova, we remain committed to cutting-edge education and technology that truly makes a difference. That’s why today we want to introduce you to Gia, our advanced digital training platform designed to offer personalized and unique learning experiences.

More than a platform: An intelligent ecosystem

Gia is not just a traditional LMS (Learning Management System); it is an ecosystem that combines the best of online training with the power of generative artificial intelligence. Its key capabilities include:

-Total personalization: The environment and itineraries are adapted to the identity and needs of each institution.

-Automatic content creation: Thanks to its “knowledge maps,” the AI generates lessons, activities, and assessments from basic documents provided by the tutor.

-Immersive interactivity: It allows you to practice real-life situations through safe and dynamic role-plays.

Introducing Gia: Your new virtual teacher

What really makes this platform shine is its avatar, Gia. She is not just a static image, but a virtual teacher capable of bringing content to life.

-Real-time interaction: She doesn’t just read slides; she explains, interacts, and answers students’ questions live during the session.

-Human presence: Students can “raise their hands” and Gia will respond, simulating a participatory and intimate learning experience.

-Total versatility: The avatar is customizable in name, voice, and physical appearance, and can adopt different profiles (friendly, serious, demanding) to prepare students for multiple real-world scenarios.

Security and trust

All of this technological deployment is carried out under the strictest security standards, with ISO 27001 (Information Security) and ISO 42001 (Ethical Management of AI) certifications, guaranteeing total privacy of user data.

Are you ready to take the leap into the future of training with Gia?

CaixaForum Zaragoza was filled with energy, color, and talent in a unique event that brought together young artists from Turkey with the Aragonese community. More than 130 participants traveled to the city after a demanding selection process held in Antalya, where more than 700 students competed for a place in this cultural experience.

These young people are part of the Turkish School Art Competition, an innovative six-month creative marathon in which students develop works in multiple disciplines: painting, sculpture, photography, collage, animation, digital art, augmented reality, and even artificial intelligence. Zaragoza was the setting chosen to show the world the finalists’ talent.

A celebration of art without borders

The opening ceremony featured recognition of Ömer Tartıcı, president of the competition’s organizing committee, and Cristina Navarro Alvira, director of the Aragonese Youth Institute, who highlighted the value of international collaboration and the role of youth in culture.

The event kicked off with an exciting flamenco concert by Nacho Estévez “El Niño” and Alejandro Monserrat, which created a magical atmosphere and established an emotional bridge between Spain and Turkey.

Inside the CaixaForum, attendees enjoyed a diverse and avant-garde exhibition, reflecting a competition that promotes interdisciplinary thinking, unlimited creativity, and the use of technology as an artistic tool accessible to all.

Taking advantage of their visit, the young artists toured some of the city’s most emblematic sites, such as the Aljafería Palace and the Basilica del Pilar, and also learned about the legacy of Francisco de Goya, a universal reference point for Aragonese art.

Cultural exchange and new connections

The atmosphere was marked by curiosity and collaboration. Despite language barriers, Turkish students and Spanish visitors shared ideas, artistic perspectives, and creative dreams. The closing ceremony, attended by Sara Fernández Escuer, Councilor for Culture, Education, and Tourism, reaffirmed Zaragoza’s commitment as a city open to cultural dialogue and young talent.

An event that transcends art

Beyond the exhibition, the real magic of the event was its ability to bring people together, foster mutual understanding, and demonstrate that art remains one of the most powerful tools for overcoming borders.

Zaragoza is already dreaming of future editions that will continue to build bridges between cultures.

At Geinnova, we are proud to announce our participation in the Tourism Sustainability Plan for the Calatayud Region (PSTD), a strategic initiative funded by the European Union – NextGenerationEU and coordinated by the Government of Aragon and the regional administration. Our work has focused on carrying out the preliminary study for the Tourism Marketing Plan, a fundamental part of Axis 3 of the plan: the digital transition of the destination. This axis includes the creation of a tourism intelligence system, the improvement of the destination’s website, and the development of digital tools for tourism management and promotion.

A study to understand, segment, and promote regional tourism.

The work carried out by Geinnova has consisted of an in-depth analysis of the level of knowledge and perception of the tourist resources of the Calatayud region in the target markets, both nationally and internationally. To this end, we have carried out:

–Surveys and perception studies in selected markets, with a special emphasis on field data collection, which has given us a real and up-to-date view of visitor trends and demands.

–Analysis of the region’s presence and mentions in the media, social networks, and tourism platforms.

–Comparisons of the region’s positioning vis-à-vis competing destinations, identifying strengths and areas for improvement.

Segmentation and selection of target markets.

Our study has enabled us to define and prioritize the most relevant tourist markets for promoting the region, applying geographical, demographic, and psychographic criteria. In addition, we have identified the market segments with the greatest affinity for the local tourist offer and analyzed the potential of both domestic and international source markets.

Inventory and evaluation of local tourist resources

Another key task has been to draw up a detailed inventory of the region’s tourist resources—historical monuments, natural heritage, cultural events, and gastronomy—evaluating their quality and capacity to meet tourist demand. This analysis has identified key resources with high potential to attract the target markets.

Geinnova’s collaboration with the Calatayud region is part of several areas of the PSTD, acting as a link between companies in the tourism sector and the public administration. Our goal has been to facilitate strategic decision-making and promote partnerships that drive competitiveness and innovation in the region, in line with the vision of sustainability and digital transformation that defines the plan.

At Geinnova, we remain committed to innovation and sustainable development, helping the Calatayud region to consolidate its position as a leading tourist destination that is modern and connected to the new demands of the sector.

Further information: If you would like to know more, we invite you to consult a brief summary of the study carried out, as well as the official website of the Tourism Sustainability Plan for the Calatayud Region.