Aragón has an older population than the Spanish average, and pensions account for a larger share of income than in the country as a whole. The INE's 2024 Household Income Distribution Atlas puts Aragón's average age at 45, compared with 44 in Spain. When demographic data are cross-referenced with income sources, pensions represent 22% of the region's gross income, two percentage points above the national figure.
Aragón’s Minister for the Environment and Tourism, Luis Biendicho, has defended the region’s natural, historic and cultural heritage, as well as the history and character of its people, as features that set its tourism offering apart. “Aragón is a living region. Our main strength is not a specific product or an isolated or specialised offering, but the combination of resources provided by our land,” he said.
The future Figueruelas battery gigafactory is already training its first local professionals in China ahead of their arrival at the plant. Production and maintenance teams from Contemporary Star Energy (CSE), the joint venture between Stellantis and CATL, are receiving hands-on training at CATL’s facilities in Xiamen, where they are learning to work on industrial battery cell and module production lines.
The Government of Aragon has recognized the careers and work of six people and entities that have contributed to tourism development in the region. The Governing Council has approved the 2026 Aragon Tourism Merit Plaques, honoring professionals, associations and projects linked to different areas of the sector.
Aragon's logistics sector gathered in Zaragoza on Wednesday night to honor the companies, research centers and professionals driving the industry. The ALIA Logistics Summit 2026 highlighted their contribution to attracting investment, transporting goods and creating jobs, with Aragon Logistics Platform (APL) and Zaragoza Logistics Center (ZLC) among the main award winners.
Litera Meat welcomed a delegation of South Korean importers to its facilities during a reverse trade mission organized by Interporc (Interprofessional Agri-Food Organization of White Pork). The meeting forms part of the Support Plan for the Internationalization of Spain’s Pork Sector, which seeks to boost the sector’s presence in international markets.
Nearly three in ten municipalities in Aragon are in the group with the highest per capita income in Spain. The National Statistics Institute (INE)'s Household Income Distribution Atlas, based on 2024 data, places 28.7% of Aragonese municipalities among the 25% of Spanish municipalities with the highest average income per person. This group includes localities where average annual net income per capita reaches at least €17,157.
The Aragón Association of Directors and Executives (ADEA) held a new edition of the ADEA Forum, featuring Suzana Curic, Amazon Web Services (AWS) managing director for Spain and Portugal. The event, held at Zaragoza’s Hotel Palafox, brought together representatives of Aragón’s business community to analyze the impact of artificial intelligence on organizational competitiveness and the opportunities created by technological transformation.
More than half of hospitality businesses, 57.1%, increased or maintained their revenue during the El Pilar festivities compared with last year's edition. This is according to a survey conducted by the Association of Cafés and Bars of Zaragoza and the Province among businesses in the sector. Specifically, 33.9% said their revenue had increased, while a further 23.2% reported that it had remained stable compared with the previous festivities.
The transformation of transport poses new challenges for Spanish companies, including reducing emissions, adapting to regulatory changes and remaining competitive. In this context, CEOE Aragón President Benito Tesier has been appointed chair of the CEOE Sustainable Mobility Council, which will address issues such as low-emission zones, charging infrastructure and workplace mobility.
More than 50 Aragonese metal companies met in Zaragoza on Wednesday morning to pursue new business opportunities and build alliances to strengthen the sector in Aragon. The event, called Metal Business Day and organized by MetalHUB and the Federation of Metal Companies of Zaragoza (FEMZ), brought together around 100 professionals in one-to-one meetings to share experiences, find strategic partners and promote joint projects.
Nonpayment remains the main problem in Aragon's rental market. During the third quarter of 2026, nearly all reported issues involved late or missed payments, far exceeding any other type of dispute.
Six companies from Aragon took part in Madrid in TEDAE’s 4th B2B Business Meetings, aimed at creating new opportunities in defense, security, aerospace and space.
Zaragoza is home to properties that stand out not only for their location but also for the amenities they offer. One of them is located near Aragonia, one of the most sought-after residential areas in the Aragonese capital. This ninth-floor apartment combines spaciousness, natural light and unobstructed views, as well as a communal pool, tennis court and terrace.
Animal transport is essential to the operation of livestock farms in Aragón, but the changes being prepared by the European Union could significantly increase costs. The future EU rules on animal welfare during transport have raised concerns among Aragonese farmers, who fear new requirements will be difficult to meet.
Economy, Competitiveness and Employment Minister Eva Valle opened the event "The New Economic, Labour and Social Reality in Aragon" on Tuesday, organised by the Economic and Social Council of Aragon (CESA), where the 2025 Economic and Social Report on Aragon was presented. The document analyses the region's economic, labour and social situation and identifies its main challenges for the coming years.
Zaragoza is home to properties that stand out for their spaciousness, amenities and, above all, features that are hard to find in the city. This spectacular luxury penthouse offers 259 square metres of built space, two large terraces and privileged views. Located in Parque Venecia, the property combines natural light, privacy and outdoor areas that can be enjoyed all year round.
Mar Paños, director general for Industry, Competitiveness, Innovation and Business Digital Transformation, traveled to Copenhagen to explore solutions to improve data center energy efficiency and increase the returns on these investments in Aragon. The main measures examined included using waste heat, integrating these facilities into local energy networks and reducing resource consumption.
Revolut is experiencing technical problems affecting several of its services. The financial institution confirmed the incident on social media, reassuring customers that their money and personal data remain protected.
Finding a job can be a time-consuming task that requires persistence and daily checks of employment websites. However, job opportunities continue to emerge across Aragon, both for experienced professionals and those looking to enter a new sector.
