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The Ministry of Industry, Trade and Tourism, via the State Company for Innovation Management and Tourism Technology (SEGITTUR), is to export its Smart Destination model to Colombia, where it will begin work with the city of Medellín to help it become a Smart Destination.
Vitoria-Gasteiz today received the Smart Destination designation following assessment by SEGITTUR, in accordance with the Secretary of State for Tourism’s Smart Destination methodology.
The minister, who led the third Plenary Commission of the Smart Destinations Network, highlighted that the Smart Destinations Network is proving key to Spain’s tourism strategy.
This week, SEGITTUR and The Secretariat for Central American Tourism Integration (SITCA) are organising the first course on Smart Destinations for Central America.
Malaga today received the Smart Destination designation following assessment by SEGITTUR, in accordance with the Secretary of State for Tourism’s Smart Destination methodology, having earned a compliance score of over 80%.
The Smart Destinations Network Executive Committee, led by the Secretary of State for Tourism, Fernando Valdés, has today approved the addition of 30 new destinations.
