The Boat Show has once again invaded Port Vell with yachts and sailboats looking for buyers, after being unable to take place last year due to the America's Cup. The enforced break has served to reformulate the event, with the aim of repositioning it internationally and attracting major brands, without forgetting to try to attract attendees willing to spend.

Political and economic figures gathered this Saturday at the traditional Civet de la Fonteta, organized for 12 years by businessman Luis Conde at his home in the Empordà region. Conde brought together around 200 people for a meal with leading figures in Catalan and Spanish politics. The audience included the President of the Generalitat (Catalan Government), Salvador Illa, and the Minister of the Presidency, Félix Bolaños; the Minister of Transport, Óscar Puente; and the Minister of Industry, Jordi Hereu. The Catalan prime minister arrived at the estate where the meeting was being held accompanied by the Minister of Economy, Alícia Romero; the Minister of Justice, Ramon Espadaler; and the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Jaume Duch.

Changes at the top of Seeliger and Conde. The founder of the Barcelona-based headhunting firm, Luis Conde, will once again serve as executive president. According to ARA, this is not the only change the company will experience: the current CEO, Eduardo Antunovic, will lose that status and will become just a director. Antunovic began to play this role after Luis Conde sold the company he had founded in the late 1980s with Gerardo Seeliger to the New York multinational Kingsley Gate in 2023.