TUREBE ECOTOURISM IN SPAIN CLUB LOCAL BUSINESSES AND PROTECTED AREAS: SUCCESFULL PARTNERSHIPS
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1 TUREBE ECOTOURISM IN SPAIN CLUB LOCAL BUSINESSES AND PROTECTED AREAS: SUCCESFULL PARTNERSHIPS Tourism and biodiversity in Protected Areas 8 th European Charter Network Meeting and Charter Awards 2013 Brussels, 6 November 2013 Amanda Guzmán Villar TUREBE 6th November 2013
2 Why Ecotourism in Spain? Outstanding natural heritage due to its singularity and diversity Attractive network of protected areas (Natura 2000 Network: more than 27% of the Spanish territory) Historic interaction between men and nature gave us incredible resources for tourism: landscapes, culture, local products, gastronomy. Nature is inherent many tourist products Underemployed resource in order to offer a sustainable tourism
3 The big challenge hll Spain is a sun and beach destination Spain can offer more: a nature destination (Ecotourism)
4 BUT WHAT IS ECOTOURISM? responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment and improves the well being of local people. INTERNATIONAL ECOTOURISM SOCIETY, 1990 How can we ensure tourists that certain tourism products in Spain contributes to conservation and to local development? ECOTOURISM IN SPAIN CLUB
5 ECOTOURISM IN SPAIN: the best of Spanish nature An unforgettable tourist experience in Protected Areas, showing the best of our nature and offered by companies that contributes to conservation and local development. Ecotourism = visit to Protected Areas (heritage interpretation thanks to guided and auto-guided services) + certified basic tourist services (accommodation, restaurants, outdoor activity companies).
6 Who is the product for? National and international tourists with different motivations: to find and to watch, to enjoy in an active way, to know and to learn, to rest, to stare, to meet, to connect to NATURE
7 Who makes the product? Protected Areas managers, who provide resources and public use services to know and to discover the Protected Area. Tourism entrepreneurs and other partners of these protected areas, who provide the experience components.
8 Ways to gain access to the Club European Charter for Sustainable Tourism Spanish Biosphere Reserves system Pilot system to link the offer to Geoparks Future: NATURA 2000 Network
9 All these systems are based on: Active management for conservation of the protected area Planning sustainable tourism based on participation, trying to achieve two main objectives conservation and local development Communication and cooperation between the different stakeholders of the destination(agreement tprotected t area tourism businesses local population) Training for businesses on the values of the protected area, conservation activities and best practices Complying with minimum requirements of quality and sustainability Mutual commitments between the businesses and the protected areas to improve tourism sustainability (partners). Designing authentic ecotourism products (discovering natural and cultural values, interpretation, local businesses, local products).
10 There is an important number of destinations and companies to be part of the Club 32 Protected Areas, with public use services and equipments: 23 Protected Areas with European Charter for Sustainable Tourism Part II, 8 Spanish Biosphere Reserves and 1 Geopark with companies. More than 600 companies joining European Charter for Sustainable Tourism (more than 300), Spanish Biosphere Reserves and pilot Geopark system.
11 There is an important number of destinations and companies to be part of the Club
12 TOURIST PRODUCT CLUB METHOD (BASED ON VALUE CHAIN) MARKETING MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE PROMOTION QUALITY SUSTAINABILITY TRAINING SERVICES RESOURCES (trails, museums, interpretation centres) To have success, all steps must be considered. PLANNING
13 TURESPAÑA PROMOTION Ecotourism in Spain Guide, first promotion material of Ecotourism product in the Natural Protected Areas certified with the European Charter for Sustainable Tourism. It is the first guide of Ecotourism in Spain. Guide about the 7 Natural Protected Areas firstly certified with the European Charter for Sustainable Tourism and the 91 joined companies copies (3.000 Spanish English). Distribution to the Spanish Tourist Offices abroad. Mailing to 200 specialized touroperators.
14 TURESPAÑA PROMOTION Specific ecotourism channel In 18 languages. FIRST CLICK: What are you looking for? SECOND CLICK: Nature. It shows a list of Natural Protected Areas joined to the Club and companies committed to tourist t sustainability in the Protected Areas.
15 ECOTOURISM IN SPAIN CLUB MANAGEMENT MODEL Ecotourism in Spain Club National public sector EUROPARC Turespaña MAGRAMA, Biosphere Reserves Managers Board Region A Private sector TUREBE (Manager) including Tourist Business Groups in Natural ProtectedAreaswith the European Charter for Sustainable Tourism + Biosphere Reserves + Geoparks + Natura 2000 Network Regional public sector Region B Region C Local Action Groups Region D Entrepreneurs partners of the Club
16 What is TUREBE? 1. On the one hand, TUREBE is a Tourism Innovative Business Group, anon profit association to provide innovative and sustainable solutions for Protected Areas and tourism business in these areas. 2. On the other hand, TUREBE is the managing entity of Ecotourism in Spain Club to strengthen the Ecotourism product positioning in domestic and international markets, and to improve the sustainability of any tourist offer in Protected Areas, getting a critical i mass which h allows the sustainable development of these Protected Areas and general tourism management.
17 TUREBE in numbers 30 partners: 3 Protected Areas Managers 1 Regional Government 13 Business Associations of Tourism 4 Non profit Innovative Entities 9 Companies focused on tourism, environment or innovation 8 Regions: Andalucía Castilla La Mancha Aragón Castilla y León Asturias Cataluña Canarias Extremadura 850 In17 Natural Protected Areas: 4 National Parks Tourist companies 6 NaturalParks 1 Regional represented Park 10 Biosphere Reserves 3 Geoparks
18 Manager roles To be the domestic and international representative of the product. To represent the entrepreneurs that are members of the club. To provide assistance to entrepreneurs of the club (to support the renewal of the the partnership to European Charter for Sustainable Tourism or to Biosphere Reserves product, or to join new partners). To ensure compliance of requirements and to approve enterprise adhesions. To update club s offer in order to get an efficient promotion. To promote the product using the segmentation, with the support of the Government Entities. Experience marketing (to support and/or to commercialize directly). To offer benefits to partners: training, technical support, exchange, joint and specific promotion, marketing. To undertake innovative projects to solve product needs (from regions, tourist companies, sellers and tourists), and to use financial mechanisms in an efficient way.
19 Club lbfinancing By financial support of companies partners of the Club. By financial support of Government Entities with territories partners of the Club and using this product as a part of their tourist development strategy. This support will be provided with agreements financed jointly by the Club manager.
20 Some steps forward: The brand (umbrella for everybody) Web portal Marketing Plan Promotional activities (facebook, twitter, media, etc.)
21 The brand A brand to promote jointly Ecotourism in Spain product. Foreign markets: Ecotourist in Spain.com PARQUE NACIONAL SIERRA NEVADA WHY THIS BRAND? To inspire and to motivate citizens in order to promote a change in their way of traveling, and to improve the connection between citizens and Ecotourism in Spain product. And its values
22 interacts directly with the tourist, inspiring him and putting him in touch with the term sustainable, making him different from the others. Soyecoturista.com identifies the user with a sustainable lifestyle as a part of his own identity. GEOPARQUE VILLUERCAS, IBORES, JARA
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