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| The objective is to turn them into "secure offices" for visitors and tourism professionals | The counselor Cristina Sánchez confirms the safety marks in the tourism facilities of San Pedro del PinatarThe Ministry of Tourism, Youth and Sports invests 6,300 euros in installing partitions and implanting QR codes in the Network of Tourist Offices in the Region of Murcia.
These actions become mandatory elements and add to the set of measures transferred by the Ministry of Health, and championed by the Ministry, for the conversion of regional tourism offices into 'safe offices' for visitors and tourism professionals.A total of 80 security screens will be installed over the next few days in the 32 tourist offices and 15 information points that are part of the Office Network and are distributed throughout 30 municipalities.Likewise, in order to promote the resumption of its activity with the highest levels of security, the tourist information offices are in the process of digitizing their content.
Thus, when they reopen to the public, they will all have QR codes through which users who have a 'smartphone' can download and obtain tourist information of interest in a matter of seconds.The Minister of Tourism, Youth and Sports, Cristina Sánchez, visited the Tourist Office of San Pedro del Pinatar and indicated that "the 'Region of Murcia, Safe Destination' initiative begins in these offices as the first meeting point between visitors and destiny.
To do this, we have worked with technicians in the implementation of preventive hygiene-sanitary measures, while technological advances have been incorporated that offer confidence to travelers.
"The security of these services is further reinforced by other specific protocols for this subsector, which are related to the reorganization of the space, intensification of cleaning processes, limitation of promotional material or the management of guided visits.Cristina Sánchez stated that "the digital transformation that is being implanted in the tourist offices, as a result of the prevention measures of the Covid-19, has come to stay and we must take advantage of this measure to continue implanting new innovative services".Thus, the nine offices that are operational in the Region (Lorca, Águilas, Puerto Lumbreras, San Pedro del Pinatar, Los Alcázares, Jumilla, Caravaca de la Cruz, Cehegín and Mula) have these protocols and have all the established security elements.Marina de la SalinasThe counselor also visited the Marina of the Salinas de San Pedro del Pinatar, where she verified the protection measures against the coronavirus that are being applied following the recommendations included in the guide 'Return to the activity of the marinas and nautical clubs of the Murcia Region ', created by the Murcia Region Tourist Clubs and Ports Association and the Sports and Tourist Ports Associations of Spain (FEAPDT), in collaboration with the Ministry of Development and Infrastructure.The head of Tourism recalled that some 200,000 visitors traveled to the Region last year to practice some nautical activity and generated about 3 million overnight stays, which meant an economic impact of about 230 million euros, 7.3 percent of total tourist spending.Cristina Sánchez indicated that "recreational boating navigates again with 'Safe Ports' to promote the Region of Murcia as a safe destination".
She added that “we support sailing because it is one of the sectors that generate safe and quality employment and tourism.
With this visit we have verified that the marinas of the Region of Murcia are ready to start receiving visits from tourists and from partners and users of the boats ”.
Source: CARM
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