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Smart Tourist Destination

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A Smart Tourist Destination is an innovative and committed space, consolidated on the basis of a territory that guarantees sustainable development from an environmental, cultural and socioeconomic perspective.

A Smart Tourist Destination is an innovative and committed space, consolidated on the basis of a territory that guarantees sustainable development from an environmental, cultural and socioeconomic perspective. Equipped with a state-of-the-art technological infrastructure and an intelligence system that captures and analyzes information in real time, this destination not only facilitates the interaction and integration of the visitor with the environment, but also helps in the decision-making process of its managers, increasing the efficiency of the destination. It is designed to be accessible to all, and its main objective is to enrich the quality of tourist experiences and, at the same time, improve the quality of life of its residents.

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