The Baix la Mar failure showed that failures are much more than party in its cultural days

Cultural Days that celebrated the Baix la Mar fails in recent days they have left a good taste in the commission and all persons who have gone through the manor during these two weeks to see first themed hand may look different from one another but have one thing in common: they all affect to failures.

This week the conference was closed with two weighty topics: the relationship with the media and the link between failures and tourism. For the first issue the fishing commission invited a representative from each local media. Our colleague Celia Marín talked about the experience of Dénia.com in fallero world and journalists Rosa Pastor, Conxa Pastor José Vicente Bolta, Alfonso Padilla, Pepa Ginestar and Juanjo Guntiñas.

On the table several topics were presented, such as the importance of finding a balance in which those who enjoy the party understand that there are many people working to give visibility to their actions. Punctuality any celebration such as presentations or awards, was one of the facts claimed by most journalists, knowing that time is against him at all times and has to leave the information published.

Among those attending the talk it was also claimed that the drafters are the voice of what happens in the world of failures, whether good or not so good, to serve as an example of things to do, or not, by the group festero.

Tuesday night the spotlight was for tourism, in a talk by César Roa which was attended by the Mayor and Councilor for Tourism, Vicent Grimalt; the president of CEDMA, Sonja DietzAnd Miguel Agulles entrepreneurs, David Ramis, Jaime Barber and Pepe Martí.

They offered their professional vision and recognized the importance of failures as desired seasonality of tourism.

Gin Tonics tasting

Last weekend, coinciding with the eve of Valentine, failure Baix la Mar held a tasting gin and tonics with gourmet dinner that filled the mansion of friends curious failure to know the ins and outs hiding a drink so fashionable currently as gin and tonic.