The south of Gran Canaria has 60 kilometers of coastline and Maspalomas generates employment for 100.000 people. An equation that generates more than 2,5 million tourists only between San Agustín, Playa del Inglés and Maspalomas, which represents 63% of the total tourists who visited the island. And where is the business community? As indicated in the photo: in the back, and it was to give them a prize. The CEO of the largest hotel operator in the Canary Islands (Lopesan, 1.200 million euros of business in 2023), Francisco López, in the second row. The Tenerife hotel association, Ashotel, which maintains its calculated agenda of keeping a close eye on Gran Canaria tourism, has achieved its objective: in the front row. The president of the FEHT (141 million in business) and vice president of the FEHT (70 million in income), from abroad, out of the blue.
Inferiority complex is a feeling of inferiority or inadequacy that can be caused by a variety of factors, such as negative childhood experiences, low self-esteem, or a negative body image. People with an inferiority complex often feel less than others, and may have difficulty trusting themselves or achieving their goals.
Symptoms of inferiority complex can vary from person to person, but can include low self-esteem, insecurity, fear of failure, avoidance of social situations, self-destructive behaviors. The inferiority complex can have a significant impact on a person's life. The south of Gran Canaria must focus on its great strengths and disconnect from pressures that speak of poorly understood regionalism with goals that are challenging and realistic and avoid comparing itself with other markets. The tourism sector is not alone and has its best defenders in the Gran Canarian people of the south of the island to seek protection in Tenerife in exchange for subsidies to make audiovisual productions.
