November 30, 2024 - 16:53

Torino and Benidorm have been officially designated as the 2025 European Capital and Green Pioneer of Smart Tourism, marking a significant achievement in their commitment to sustainability and digital innovation within the tourism sector. This prestigious recognition highlights the cities' proactive approaches to integrating smart tourism strategies that not only enhance visitor experiences but also prioritize environmental responsibility.
Both cities have implemented various initiatives aimed at reducing their carbon footprints while improving the overall quality of life for residents and tourists alike. Torino, known for its rich cultural heritage and vibrant urban life, has focused on leveraging technology to streamline services and promote eco-friendly practices. Meanwhile, Benidorm has embraced innovations that enhance its appeal as a sustainable destination, including the development of green spaces and smart infrastructure.
The recognition of Torino and Benidorm serves as an inspiration for other cities striving to balance tourism growth with environmental stewardship, showcasing the potential for smart tourism to contribute to a more sustainable future.
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