16 Jul, 2026 @ 16:00
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‘Verano Joven’ is back: Up to 90% off summer travel for young people living in Spain

Travelers waiting for their trains at a train station in Valencia, Spain.
Travelers waiting for their trains at a train station in Valencia, Spain.

IF you are young and adventurous, this summer offers the perfect chance to explore Spain for less, with travel discounts of up to 90%.

Through Spain’s ‘Verano Joven’ programme, young Spaniards and foreign residents aged 18 to 30 can enjoy discounts on train and bus journeys.

The scheme will run until September 30, giving young travellers the entire summer to explore Spain, visit friends, discover new cities or enjoy a well-earned beach break.

To get the tickets you need to fill out this registration page and identify yourself using CL@ve or by entering your personal data.

After the registration you will get a code that must be provided to the transformation company that sells the tickets.

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Keep in mind that you need to register 24 hours before you buy your first ticket.

A few conditions apply. It is forbidden to book more than one round trip per day with the same railway or bus company to the same destination, unless the original journey has already been completed or has been cancelled.

Also, bear in mind that the registration code is personal and non-transferable.

The programme is being implemented for the fourth consecutive year, helping young people explore a country that this year expects 100 million tourists. 

Last year, the average discount for each single bus ticket was about €24.5. For high train services, the average discount per one-way ticket reached €18 euros.

And the average discount for a 10-day Interrail Global Flexible pass was around €168.

This ticket can be the backbone of an unforgettable summer trip.

Eligible residents in Spain can benefit from a 50% discount.

Starting in Madrid, the service connects travellers with all of Spain’s major cities, including Toledo, Sevilla, Cordoba, Granada, Malaga, Valencia and Barcelona.

It can also take you beyond Spain’s borders, opening the door to even more of Europe’s destinations.

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Barry Tabrizi is a senior journalist and multimedia storyteller with more than 30 years of experience across print, radio, television, news agencies, and digital media.

From 2010 to 2020, he served as a Chief Sub-editor at the BBC World Service in London, leading a team of 20 broadcast journalists and helping maintain editorial standards for a weekly audience of around 20 million Persian speakers. He authored the BBC Persian Style Guide for the BBC Academy and developed guidelines and training materials for BBC Persian journalists.

During his career, Barry has covered major international stories, including Brexit, U.S. presidential elections, unrests in Iran, Middle East conflicts, immigration, women's rights, environmental issues, terrorism, and energy.

Drawing on experience across multiple platforms, he specializes in editorial leadership, storytelling, and journalism training, helping journalists and content creators produce compelling content for broadcast and digital audiences. Based in southern Spain, he loves to swim, play tennis and explore the rich culture of Andalucia.

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