Torrox takes center stage at Fitur

Where Sustainability Meets Excellence Image: Shutterstock/Lubor Zelinka

TORROX made waves at Fitur, the tourism fair, with a focus on sustainable growth and top-notch tourism. Embracing the theme ‘The place where you feel it all,’ Torrox revealed plans for revamping Calaceite’s urban landscape and proudly announced the renewal of the Q Quality certificates for its beaches.

Mayor Medina’s Proud Moment

Mayor Óscar Medina accepted the Q Quality certificates for El Morche and Ferrara beaches, highlighting Torrox’s ongoing efforts to keep its coast pristine. The town’s success in attracting visitors year-round was underlined, boasting over 76 per cent hotel occupancy even in the typically quieter months of November and December.

Upcoming Events to Look Forward To

Torrox is set to captivate even more with upcoming events like the ‘Cata Junto al Mar,’ (Wine Tasting by the Sea) Southern Europe’s largest wine-tasting event, scheduled for May 1 at El Faro de Torrox Costa. This year brings a new twist with the National Ham Cutting Competition ‘Popi Sabor a Málaga,’ attracting top-notch ham cutters from across Spain.

Torrox: A Standout Destination in Axarquia

Adding to the excitement, an extensive urban development project around Calaceite was unveiled, promising sustainable and high-quality infrastructure, prioritising green spaces, and creating around 4,600 residences. The town’s commitment to quality tourism makes it a standout destination in Axarquia.

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Written by

Catherine McGeer

I am an Irish writer who has been living in Spain for the past twenty years. My writing centers around the Costa Cálida. As a mother I also write about family life on the coast of Spain and every now and then I try to break down the world of Spanish politics!

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