The COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating impact on the tourism industry, particularly in Spain which last year was the second most visited country in the world with spending exceeding €92.2 billion.
With Spain and other countries now easing out of lockdown, the industry is cautiously rebuilding and tourists are eager to enjoy a vacation following months of confinement. In order to achieve this safely and avoid the reinstatement of local lockdowns due to a rebound of cases, Location Intelligence can be used alongside other technologies to ensure health and safety and avoid overcrowding.
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Request a demoLocated along the Mediterranean coast on the east side of the Iberian peninsula, the Valencia region in Spain is one of the most popular destinations for both local and international tourists and during the de-escalation phase is currently receiving the highest number of visitors. With over 340 beaches, the Generalitat Valenciana, government of the autonomous region, identified the need to provide visitors with a tool, available on their mobile devices, displaying beach capacity.
70% of the coast of the Valencian Community is a beach or cove - we must ensure that visitors can go safely after the coronavirus health crisis to our extraordinary beaches
Ximo Puig - President of the Generalitat Valenciana
The General Directorate of Information Technology and Telecommunications and the the association for Innovation, Universities, Science and Digital Society, along with the department for the Advancement of Digital Society made this project happen, proposing to create a web app to meet this need and control the capacity of beaches and bathing areas within Valencia.
In order to ensure maximum levels of safety for visitors to the region for the remainder of the vacation period the web app was developed in record time through a collaboration between Play&go, dotGIS, and CARTO.
The “Zonas de Bany CV” tool geolocates the 340 beaches on the coast of the Valencian Community, as well as inland bathing areas, providing relevant and up-to-date information enabling visitors to safely enjoy and discover new areas.
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