Greenpeace Spain has publicly expressed his support for the new product Dénia Fishing Tourism, A new offering that gathers a leisure and sustainability and allow in about two months, that those who wish to know firsthand the work done on a fishing boat.
This was announced by the FITUR, the International Tourism Fair held these days in Madrid. In the 7 Central Square IFEMA Pavilion, Dénia presented this new proposal with the support of the Provincial Council of Alicante and the Valencian Agency of Tourism.
Elvira Giménez, representative of Greenpeace Spain, attended the ceremony to formalize the NGO support this important project. For Gimenez, these initiatives routed sustainability while supporting artisanal and selective fishing. Since Greenpeace believe that Dénia Fishing Tourism It puts the value of the product and allows consumers to know and enjoy the sea in a different way. In addition, support is also based on the positive impact that these actions will have in the Mediterranean.
Finally, from Greenpeace Spain they wanted the project Dénia Fishing Tourism it will become an example for many other initiatives in a similar spirit.
Participants Dénia Fishing turime also they enjoy a tour of the facilities of the auction house and workshops networks as currently performed by the Marine Environmental Service and Fisheries council and may be purchased on board of the fish caught, as long as the limit established by the decree regulating fishing being developed by the Ministry. Tourists can choose to taste the fish you purchased preparing directly or through a restaurant in the city joined the initiative, where they cook it.
In the presentation of Dénia Fishing Tourism FITUR was attended by the mayor of Denia, Vicent Grimalt; Councilman Environment, Josep Crespo; the representative of Greenpeace Spain, Elvira Giménez; the Chief of Monitoring Marina Cabo San Antonio, Toni Martínez; and representatives of the Valencian Agency of Tourism and the Provincial Council of Alicante, with Eduardo Dolón.
