Princess Leonor is facing one of the most intense months on her schedule with official commitments and important dates on the calendar. October has become the time of year when the heiress concentrates the majority of her public appearances.
After several weeks of training at the General Air Academy in Murcia, the Princess of Asturias will resume her institutional role. The new academic year arrives full of events and celebrations that will mark a turning point in her personal calendar and in the royal family's schedule.

A month full of commitments
The beginning of this journey will take place in Navarra. The heiress will travel to Pamplona, Tudela, Viana, and Leyre to officially debut her title as Princess of Viana. It will be a brief but very significant visit that will strengthen the historical ties between the Crown and the autonomous community.
For two days, Leonor will visit some of the most representative sites in the region. Expectations are high, since this is the first time the princess is taking on this responsibility. This event will also be attended by King Felipe and Queen Letizia, who have chosen to accompany their daughter at this special moment.
Meanwhile, Infanta Sofía will remain in Lisbon focused on her first year at university. Her absence from this trip reinforces the idea that Leonor will, step by step, take on more and more institutional prominence.

The desired family reunion
What brings the most excitement to the royal family is that this trip will mean the reunion of the King and Queen with Leonor after almost a month without seeing her. The confirmation that they will be able to see her has filled Felipe and Letizia with joy, as they keep a very close bond with their eldest daughter.
After weeks of military training in Murcia, Leonor will once again share events with her parents in a setting full of symbolism. For the heiress, these days represent an opportunity to strengthen her bond with the public and to show her commitment as the future head of state.
Sources close to the family say that the King and Queen are experiencing this reunion with great satisfaction. The news has been received with enthusiasm, as it means regaining closeness with their daughter after weeks of distance required by her military training.

Between tradition and her big day
October's calendar will not stop in Navarra. Just a few days later, Leonor will travel to Madrid to take part in the events for Hispanic Day. There, together with her parents, she will once again take center stage at the military parade and the traditional reception at the Royal Palace.
Later will come the highlight of the month: the Princess of Asturias Awards. The heiress will lead the events in Oviedo together with the King and Queen and her sister Sofía. It will be a very desired family reunion, which could also be attended by Queen Sofía and Paloma Rocasolano, Queen Letizia's mother.
The finishing touch will be a very special date: October 31. On that day, Leonor will turn 20 years old. It will be an intimate celebration that will provide the perfect ending to a month full of symbolism, commitments, and personal emotions.

