Business Studies in Barcelona School Trips
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Barcelona was one of our original destinations and continues to be popular for educational tours whether it is for Business Studies, Language, History, Food Technology or a cross curricular tour that is just fun.Over the years we have helped numerous schools find bespoke tours across Europe.
As ever, the itineraries listed are offered as a guide or to be adopted in full. They are designed to include time for language sessions, as preferred. We will create a tour that is as individual to us as it is to you. If there is another city or destination that interests you but is not listed, please contact us for more information and a tailor-made quote.
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Example Itineraries for our 2026 trips
Our itinerary is based on a 4 day duration but can be extended to include more visits as required.
On Day 1 students will arrive in Barcelona via morning flight. In the afternoon, there will be a walking tour of the Gothic Quarter, focusing on Barcelona's historic trading districts and entrepreneurial roots. In the evening, your group will stroll along La Rambla and visit Plaza Reial, exploring the local markets and small business hubs. This day will introduce students to the history of commerce in Barcelona, small business development, and the city's reliance on tourism economies.
Day 2 will begin with a visit to the Barcelona Stock Exchange (BME), where students will learn about European financial markets, trading, and investment strategies through a guided tour and talk. In the afternoon, the group will tour the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, looking at how major sporting events boost the local economy, sponsorship deals, and global branding. In the evening, students will attend the Magic Fountain Show at Montjuic
On Day 3 the group will visit the SEAT Factory to observe automotive manufacturing processes, supply chain logistics, and new developments in electric vehicle technology. In the afternoon, they will tour FC Barcelona's Camp Nou Stadium, exploring stadium management, merchandising, and the club's global sports marketing strategies. The evening will include a group dinner featuring local tapas.
Day 4 has two options depending on flight times. Students can visit the Museu de la Xocolata to learn about the history of chocolate production and branding. Alternatively, they can explore Port Vell and the Barcelona Marina, maritime commerce, port logistics, and the economic impact of tourism. The afternoon will be free for shopping or exploring local markets.
On Day 1 students will arrive in Barcelona via morning flight. In the afternoon, there will be a walking tour of the Gothic Quarter, focusing on Barcelona's historic trading districts and entrepreneurial roots. In the evening, your group will stroll along La Rambla and visit Plaza Reial, exploring the local markets and small business hubs. This day will introduce students to the history of commerce in Barcelona, small business development, and the city's reliance on tourism economies.
Day 2 will begin with a visit to the Barcelona Stock Exchange (BME), where students will learn about European financial markets, trading, and investment strategies through a guided tour and talk. In the afternoon, the group will tour the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, looking at how major sporting events boost the local economy, sponsorship deals, and global branding. In the evening, students will attend the Magic Fountain Show at Montjuic
On Day 3 the group will visit the SEAT Factory to observe automotive manufacturing processes, supply chain logistics, and new developments in electric vehicle technology. In the afternoon, they will tour FC Barcelona's Camp Nou Stadium, exploring stadium management, merchandising, and the club's global sports marketing strategies. The evening will include a group dinner featuring local tapas.
Day 4 has two options depending on flight times. Students can visit the Museu de la Xocolata to learn about the history of chocolate production and branding. Alternatively, they can explore Port Vell and the Barcelona Marina, maritime commerce, port logistics, and the economic impact of tourism. The afternoon will be free for shopping or exploring local markets.
What size groups do we cater for?
10+
Access for visitors with disabilities?
Yes, if we are made aware of them at the time of enquiry.
Anything else?
This tour can also be arranged by coach which will stay with the group for the duration of the trip.
We have a range of accommodation to suit all budgets from Hostels to 4* hotels located just outside the city along the coast.
We have a range of accommodation to suit all budgets from Hostels to 4* hotels located just outside the city along the coast.
Who are PlanMySchoolTrip?
Not just sun, sea and football! Barcelona offers a diverse and exciting destination for Business Studies students. As the economic heart of Catalunya, a visit to this vibrant city will enthuse, motivate and enhance understanding of the business world.
Our itineraries are bespoke and tailored to an individual group; nothing is "off the shelf" although some follow common themes. As such your itinerary is as individual to you as it is to us and we are happy to try to accommodate all requirements.
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