Sustainable Spain
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So that you can learn about our cultures, explore our villages and breathe the pure air of our national parks, we are committed to transitioning towards fully sustainable tourism. The goal is to make more responsible use of natural spaces, boost local economies and guarantee employment throughout the year.If you choose Spain, you will have made a good choice. Because tourism should serve to capture and respect the essence of the destination and its people. Will you join this global challenge?
Spain is preparing the 2030 Sustainable Tourism Strategy in line with the goals of the United Nations 2030 Agenda.
Discover the country with the most Biosphere Reserves in the world and the largest total area of land in the Natura 2000 network. Walk slowly and keep your eyes peeled for these fascinating places.
Spain is the world leader in the number of blue flags. And it aims to reach 30% of protected marine area by 2030.
With 15 Starlight Reserves and 57 certified Starlight Tourist Destinations, Spain is one of the best places in the world for stargazing.
We are the fifth country in the world with the highest number of UNESCO World Heritage sites. Preserving our heritage is preserving our essence.
The Mediterranean diet is committed to zero kilometre products. Eat at local establishments during your trip to Spain.
Spain has the second longest high-speed rail network in the world. We strive to reduce carbon emissions.
Spain has allocated over 2 million euros to sustainability initiatives in the tourism sector, which will be funded with Next Generation Funds.
