Sports tourism is a firm commitment to promote as a destination for visitors coming from the Benitachell. From the Department of Communication van't Hoff directed Myra, it has seen fit to promote the municipality in the Netherlands. A promotion that has already begun to gather their first fruits.
A magazine of the Netherlands specializing in cycling, Cycle Live, It has made a report on the Benitachell municipality as an example of reference in health tourism and quality is having a huge spread. This is an important way of strengthening the promotion strategy carried out by the Department of Communication.
The magazine devotes considerable space on the cover and four central pages the municipality and the top of Puig Llorença final stage of the Tour of Spain 2015. Avanza also repeated this year as its goal the 27 2017 August. The publication includes images and information of the restoration of the dome of the Church of Biomoscatel project, tourist routes and cycling and even the municipal bulletin Alcorrent.
The triumph of the Dutch cyclist, Tom Dumoulin on Lap 2015 in Puig Llorença has been an excellent starting point to establish contact with the management team of the magazine. The Department of Communications has found a source of spreading the scenic beauty of El Poble Nou de Benitatxell in such important as the Netherlands market.
Bicycle tourism
Bicycle tourism is increasingly taking force in the region. And the organization of sporting events such as the Tour of Spain has positioned El Benitachell in the line of sustainable, healthy and quality tourism.
The director of the magazine Cycle Live, Patrick Van Gansen, held a meeting today at the town hall with councilor Myra van 't Hoff. Together they have traveled to the Puig Llorença finish line and have supervised the finish route. The magazine has a large number of subscribers who are cycling fans who travel to particularly attractive destinations to practice this sport. Patrick Van Gansen has announced that El Poble Nou de Benitatxell will be one of those destinations for amateur cyclists in the Netherlands.
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