This session will cover retirement planning, investment options and financial security measures to ensure that Silvers +50 can maintain their lifestyle and independence.

It will focus on the development and management of luxury community living environments designed for Silvers +50. The session will cover facilities, services and design principles that cater to the needs and preferences of 50+ consumers, promoting an active and socially engaging lifestyle.

This session will highlight Spain's offering as the world's leading health and wellness destination for the Silver Economy. Showcasing health services, wellness activities and healthy lifestyle options... Spain is positioned as the ideal place for wellness within the Silver Economy.

We will investigate how the industry is evolving to meet the unique needs of 50+ travellers, focusing on greater comfort, personalised services and inclusive experiences that cater to their preferences, ensuring a memorable and enriching travel experience.

We will discuss housing solutions for Seniors. Topics such as housing, smart home technologies and flexible design principles that ensure comfort, security and independence, enabling people to live safely and independently will be discussed.

We will explore cutting-edge approaches to health and wellness for Silvers +50. Topics will include wellness programmes that address physical, mental and emotional wellbeing.

We will highlight the importance of food tourism in attracting 50+ travellers. This session will discuss how innovative dining experiences, local cuisine and culinary tourism can become key attractions for the Silver Economy, enhancing their travel experience.

Will highlight the opportunities and benefits of coworking spaces designed for knowmads and Silver entrepreneurs. The session will discuss how these spaces foster professional engagement, community building and continuous learning, allowing them to stay active, connected and productive.

It will focus on the current debate of developing countries with very young populations versus developed countries where economic growth is impacted by their ageing populations. Which sectors are the most interesting for investors in these countries?