A new headquarters to support our growth

Santiago Ways will move its Las Palmas de Gran Canaria office to a new, larger space on 24 September, designed to support the growth of the team and accommodate 20 new hires.

The opening of the new office comes during a year of growth for the company.

CEO Joseba Menoyo at the opening of the Las Palmas office

More space to continue growing the team

The new headquarters reflects the growth Santiago Ways has experienced in recent months. The company currently has 41 professionals, 38 of whom work from the Canary Islands, following the addition of new talent to the team.

The office used until now had become too small to maintain this pace of recruitment. The new space will provide greater capacity and has been designed to accommodate up to 20 new hires, strengthening Santiago Ways’ operations from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.

“We are strengthening our headquarters during a year of sustained growth in demand for the Camino ahead of Xacobeo 2027.”

Joseba Menoyo, CEO of Santiago Ways

Santiago Ways office in Las Palmas

More than 121,000 pilgrims since our foundation

The growth of the team and the opening of the new office also reflect the continued development of Santiago Ways’ operations. Since its foundation, the company has organised more than 43,693 trips and managed the experience of more than 121,016 pilgrims.

From Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, the team organises Camino de Santiago trips for travellers from different international markets, coordinating services such as Hotels, Luggage Transfers and 24/7 Assistance throughout the journey.
Santiago Ways currently works with customers from 28 countries and has an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 on Google and 4.9 out of 5 on Trustpilot, based on more than 4,200 verified reviews.

Santiago Ways administration team.

Administration team at Santiago Ways.

Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, the centre of our operations

The new office strengthens Santiago Ways’ ties with Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and consolidates the Canary Islands as the company’s centre of operations. 93% of the team currently works from the islands.

The move on 24 September marks another step in the evolution of Santiago Ways and will enable the company to continue expanding its team from the Canary Islands to support the growth expected over the coming years.