National Ecotourism Congress Charts the Sector's Roadmap Following Next Generation Funds
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The VIII National Ecotourism Congress has been held in Potes, Cantabria, with the aim of defining the sector's strategy following the arrival of European Union Next Generation funds. During the meeting, experts, entrepreneurs and public officials discussed the future of nature tourism in Spain.
Ecotourism is a way of travelling that seeks to learn about the environment and culture of each place, respecting nature and supporting local communities. According to information from the congress, this type of tourism plays an increasingly important role in rural areas, where it can create jobs and help keep people from abandoning their villages.
Participants pointed out that European funds can be an opportunity to improve infrastructure, modernise services and promote sustainable projects. However, they also stressed the need to plan carefully how this money is used so that the benefits truly reach the territories.
In conclusion, the National Ecotourism Congress has set a roadmap for the coming years. The meeting reinforces the idea that ecotourism can be a key tool for rural development and sustainability in Spain.
Sources: Demócrata
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