23 May 2026

Ibiza's Sant Antoni to Transform Tourism with High-Tech Info System

Sant Antoni de Portmany is stepping up its game, introducing a cutting-edge digital information system designed to enhance your Ibiza experience. Thanks to a €150,000 investment with funding by the NextGenerationEU initiative, this new setup promises to revolutionize how tourists interact with the island. Interactive digital kiosks, informative screens, and smart signage equipped with QR codes will guide you through the heart of Sant Antoni, unlocking secrets and must-see spots at your fingertips. From seamless multilingual support in 95 languages to tailor-made travel planning using AI, this tech upgrade is set to redefine your holiday, making it easier than ever to explore all that Ibiza has to offer. So, whether you are planning your itinerary or just wandering the charming streets, Sant Antoni ensures you'll have all the info you need, right when you need it.

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