76% of the park's visitors during the summer months have been national and international tourists who purposely come to this area of ​​the city to get to know it.

BIOPARC Valencia continues to consolidate itself as a differential and quality tourist destination of the city of Valencia. In these summer months more than 76% of its visitors have been international tourists and tourists from other Autonomous Communities. Thousands of people who travel to this area of ​​the city to see a tourist attraction point of great relevance that diversify the offer and structures the flows and centers of tourist interest in Valencia.

If 2017 marked a turning point with a very significant growth in international visitors in relation to previous years, 2018 shows how BIOPARC Valencia has established itself as destination for tourists, even despite the decline of the English in the Comunitat. Italians, Germans, Russians, Eastern countries, Swiss and Latin Americans continue to increase their share in the international segment with increases compared to the previous year of between 7% and 72% (Germans and Norwegians respectively) and Italians with 31%. . It is also worth noting that tourists from all the Autonomous Communities have increased, even the most remote ones, with Catalonia, Madrid, the Balearic Islands and Aragon standing out in volume.

This summer BIOPARC Valencia reaffirms itself in the world TOP'10 of animal parks.

Undoubtedly, the BIOPARC quality recognition by visitors who have already experienced the #BioparcExperiences is at the bottom of this consolidation. And international awards such as the one from the travel portal TripAdvisor, which once again recognizes him as a TOP'10, one of the 10 best animal parks in the world, thanks to the recommendations and ratings of tourists who have already visited it.

Another reason for this strengthening as a destination is the growing interest in “leisure with a cause” that BIOPARC champions and the increase in concern for nature conservation among the population. In this sense, the commitment to animal quality and welfare of the park team is highly appreciated among visitors and bears fruit with the success of the Preservation Programs for Endangered Species and the presence of numerous offspring of such emblematic species as the great primates: gorillas and chimpanzees. It has also been seen in situations such as the rescue of the small zebra by its caregivers, which has gone around the world through the media and social networks and which spread this piece of information internationally. Africa in Valencia that does not leave anyone who visits it indifferent and that turns this project into unique in its kind.