Swimsuit, flip flops, backpack and to the beach. PP will land in the Benidorm arena to campaign for the 23J. Lit will start this Sunday and will start on Malpas beach, one of the most characteristic corners of the city.. This was put forward by popular Senate candidate Agustín Almodóbar of Benidorm, who outlined some of the points in the party’s tourism-related program.
The campaign for the 23J national election began and the PP on this occasion, they will carry the slogan of “Blue Summer”, which they put forward, to the letter. Because this expression evokes the beach, sea and holidays, it will be transferred to the sand in Benidorm. Thus, the popular ones will tour the three beaches of the tourism capital, distributing their party’s election propaganda.
But Almodóbar stressed that “Spain is at stake” as well as “dignity or progress” in these elections, in addition to where the PP will campaign in the municipality. And he criticized the chosen date: “When Pedro Sánchez makes a decision, he does not do it without taking everything into account” and in this case “Still, he stressed that “it’s appropriate to be on vacation to vote”, advocating for postal voting, which can be requested until 13 July: “It is a completely guaranteed tool.” Sevilen encouraged those who are not at home to vote in this way and stated that “record” requests were broken in this regard.
As for PP, what do you suggest for tourism? The Senate candidate from Benidorm declared that they would “defend the interests of the citizens and such an important industry.” as in the tourism industry.” and that that would change if Alberto Feijoó arrived in Moncloa. First of all, it is planned to redefine the distribution policies of European funds in a way that will reach the employers in the sector, and quality and qualified employment will be emphasized. For many other sectors such as fishing and agriculture to work, we need tourism to work.
Thus, he stated that PP plans to create a plan. State Tourism Law “We currently have 17 different tourism regulations,” which focuses on all relevant issues without taking away communities’ powers. For example, getting a star for a hotel requires the same requirements in the Community of Galicia or Valencia: “You must combine the criteria so that visitors can get the same quality everywhere.”
Popular ones are also PERTE to help tourist businesses and improve the situation. And a Renewal Plan for the hospitality industry: “We must contribute to the industry” This also extends to finding qualified personnel. Almodóbar stated that “in the coming days, further tourism-related selection proposals will be rejected”.