WHAT WE DO?
Experts in cultural heritage believe that shared governance is key to making profitable investments in cultural tourism by involving the local population, according to the conclusions of the first Smart Destinations Network Cultural Heritage Work Group Meeting, which Palma wrapped up today.
The Executive Committee of the Smart Destinations Network has today approved the addition of 42 new destinations, taking its total number of members to 347: 226 destinations, 50 institutions, 68 participating companies and 3 observers.
The Chairman of SEGITTUR, Enrique Martínez Marín, accepted the Sustainable Stand prize awarded by Fitur to SEGITTUR as part of Fitur 2021.
Through CONTURSA, SEGITTUR and the local government of Seville have today signed a cooperation protocol to boost smart tourism in destinations, with the aim of responding to the new challenges facing tourism sector.
Spain’s Ministry of Industry, Trade and Tourism is to work with Colombia to implement the Smart Destinations model in the city of Bogotá, via the State Company for Innovation Management and Tourism Technology (SEGITTUR).
The city of Ceuta has begun the process to become a Smart Destination, supported by the State Company for Innovation Management and Tourism Technology (SEGITTUR).
