RBA

Awarded in recognition of its spectacular arrival on the Spanish publishing scene, becoming the best-selling monthly magazine in its first year.

In recognition of its concept as a practical magazine that has promoted the décor magazine market.

Earned for its leading position in the highly competitive travel magazine market, thanks to the editorial rigor of its content and photographic quality, which has undoubtedly cultivated the loyalty of its readers.

Generalitat Tourism Promotion Award for Viajes National Geographic.

Bookseller of the Year Award for El festí de l’amor by Charles Baxter.

For the book Millor que no m’ho expliquis by Imma Monsó.

ARI Award for Publisher of the Year, Ricardo Rodrigo

In recognition of its first year of official distribution, during which it emerged as the best-selling specialized magazine.

With over 350,000 new readers, it experienced the fastest readership growth in the Spanish market.

Coinciding with its 65th anniversary, the award honors a magazine that has been reporting on the Spanish and international society and celebrity scene every week since 1940, offering the latest news and information on the most outstanding events and personalities.

Award for the Promotion and Dissemination of Classical Studies given to the RBA Group by the Spanish Society of Classical Studies.

National Award to the Best Cultural Publishing Work of the Spanish Ministry of Culture in direct recognition of RBA's publishing work.

The Prince of Asturias Award for Communication and Humanities was given to National Geographic for its pioneering role in generating awareness about science and spreading the values of conservation of natural resources and the historical, geographical and artistic heritage of humanity.

Ricardo Rodrigo was decorated with the Generalitat of Catalonia’s Creu de Sant Jordi Award.

 A Spanish market leader for over 80 years, it has achieved widespread recognition in both Europe and Latin America.

A Spanish market leader for over 80 years, it has achieved widespread recognition in both Europe and Latin America.