A lecture on how the country of beaches, museums, and gastronomy is becoming a new home for migrants. Spain lives at the crossroads of tourism and migration. Attendees will learn the differences between the terms "tourist," "migrant," and "refugee," why these terms are often confused, and how the media reinforces stereotypes. Tourism brings jobs and services but raises rental prices, changes the rhythm of historical centers, and alters the habits of locals. Migration addresses labor shortages and rejuvenates labor markets, but requires language programs, accessible education, and support infrastructure. Spain is known for its hospitality, but trust does not arise on its own. The lecture will touch on topics such as language barriers, etiquette, and everyday details-from greetings and siesta schedules to family traditions and holidays. Find other events in Moscow on KudaGo.