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The Ministry of Economic Development, Tourism and Employment and the municipality of Orihuela collaborate on the design of different actions within the project 'Way of the Cross of Caravaca'.
The general director of the Institute of Tourism, Manuel Fernández-Delgado, met this week with the mayor of this municipality, Emilio Bascuñana, to advance the tuning of the 'Camino de Levante' first run of those included in the 'Path Caravaca de la Cruz 'and oriolana part of the city.
During the meeting we worked on the program of joint actions to be carried out, which encompass actions signaling, tourist information and attention to pilgrims along this particular stretch, which runs through seven kilometers out from the center of Orihuela and continues along the left bank of the river Segura, linking the Alicante province with the region in the vicinity of Beniel.
Regarding signage, it has already been established and the final route in the coming weeks the installation of totem start of the Way and directional signage complementary with the new logo will start.
They have also been raised joint actions to implement tourist information services and attention to the pilgrim.
El Camino de Levante connects Orihuela Caravaca de la Cruz through a journey of 116 kilometers, which takes advantage itineraries and packaged as Butte River Segura (42 km) and Northwest Greenway (74 km) from Molina de Safe.
This is the first 'Way of the Cross of Caravaca' to be put up for the celebration of the Holy Year 2017 and runs through ten municipalities in the region in addition to Orihuela.
'Way of the Cross'
The Ministry sees the 'Way of the Cross of Caravaca' project as a strategic product designed to transform tourism in the region.
His impulse, he recalled Fernandez-Delgado, "will favor reviving local economic and seasonal adjustment and job creation."
In addition, he said, "will be a focus of attraction that will provide a strong message to the traditional sun and beach alternative, consolidating the region as a destination of utmost importance for religious tourism, and also create synergies with other sectors such as tourism culture, food and wine, active, ecotourism and nature. "
Source: CARM
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