ALICANTE welcomes cruise ships and tourists and thus distinguishes itself from the stricter tourist measures in neighboring Valencia. Mayor Luis Barcala defends the city's robust tourism potential and has no intention of curtailing tourist permits or restricting mega-cruises, unlike Valencia's recent initiatives led by Mayor María José Catalá.
Mayor Barcala is in favor of the growth of tourism
Barcala emphasizes the ample scope Alicante offers for tourism growth, citing data indicating a 'very, very high' expansion potential. He emphasizes the crucial role of tourism in boosting economic prosperity and creating jobs in the city.
A contrast with Valencia's tightening measures
Unlikely Valencia, where restrictions loom regarding tourist apartment licenses and mega-cruise arrivals, Alicante is enjoying its current position. Barcala's position reflects the city's commitment to promoting a thriving tourism industry, essential to Alicante's economic vitality and the wider prosperity of the province.
Economic benefits of tourism highlighted
The mayor's sentiment is echoed Alicante's invitation to cruise ships unable to dock elsewhere underlines the city's commitment to maintaining its tourism ecosystem. With millions of euros and countless jobs at stake, Alicante remains steadfast in its embrace of cruise tourism and positions itself as an attractive destination for all travelers.
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