The year 2023 arrives in southern Gran Canaria with an agenda full of frenetic activity due to the double electoral date scheduled for May and November. Before, the ground is marked at the International Tourism Fair (Fitur), which is held between January 18 and 22 Ifema Madrid, and foresees a growth of 15% in all its parameters, which rises to 30% in the international area, in addition to the support of all public and private agents in the sector's value chain.
The animal defense regulations that may affect the camels of Maspalomas will be implemented in 2023. In financial matters, the tourist owner of the south of Gran Canaria, Blackstone, will have to begin to decide the divestment of some already mature assets between Maspalomas and Playa del Inglés. Likewise, the foreign cement company of El Pajar will be the one that occupies a good part of the dialogue between the FEHT and the property that the Masaveu share with their Brazilian partners. In 2023, very little progress is expected with the Loro Parque projects in the south of Gran Canaria. In the tourism sector, tension remains over business representation in the Canarian Confederation of Entrepreneurs.
2023 will be when a good part of the town council political arc in the south of Gran Canaria changes with the May elections where there are three people who will have to agree on something: Marco Aurelio Pérez, Cocepción Narváez and Alejandro Marichal. Nueva Canarias wants to be the glue of that process and is not going to settle for Urban Planning. In 2023, Lopesan will have to decide what to do with the internal succession process since the recovery of the industry currently motivates Francisco López, the CEO, to have his head set on new business formats rather than on the legal disputes that have taken place. short-circuiting the company in recent years.
