The CEO of Relaxia (Pérez Moreno), Juan Luis Pérez, received this week at Beberly Park the marketing technicians of Travelplan (Ávoris Group) who are visiting Gran Canaria this end of April as part of the traditional promotional measures of Travel Tourism. Gran Canaria for the promotional market. Relaxia decided that the top executive of the hotel company would be the one to attend to the members of the group of marketing technicians of what people know as Travelplan in order to detail aspects about the renewal of its businesses in the south of Gran Canaria.
Relaxia, which has the complex of believing that tourism is like paving roads and never finishes explaining its potential to the residents of Maspalomas and the German resident market, given that in Lanzarote they already have high demand from the British market, which is the second largest. hotel operator with Canarian capital in the area, is part of one of the most solid infrastructure and services groups in the Canary Islands, owners of the developer Solinca. It has a diversified accommodation portfolio in Gran Canaria and Lanzarote and has experience in the tourism sector for nearly 55 years and currently has six tourist establishments, together with the Aqualava water park, in Lanzarote and Gran Canaria, selling 547.500 nights of property accommodation each year. Canary Islands.
The visit to Gran Canaria by Travelplan technicians is one of the most effective Gran Canaria Tourism agendas to the point that it is managed directly by officials. The trip of the agents of Ávoris Corporación Empresarial is coordinated with the provincial director of Ávoris, Marta Callejo. In addition to Relaxia, the agenda has included the Lopesan Costa Meloneras Resort & Spa and Barceló Margaritas (Blackstone) hotels.
The travel agents of Travelplan, the main tour operator in the peninsular market, hold a meeting every April with hotels, theme parks and tourist service companies on the island, organized by the Gran Canaria Tourist Board. Travel agents, the main prescribers for travelers, are in Gran Canaria in order to familiarize themselves and learn about the attractions that the Island and its capital offer as a tourist destination. After the presentation of the Gran Canaria destination, Travelplan agents carry out guided tours of the attractions of the economic capital of the Canary Islands, that is, the south of the island. In Las Palmas capital It is possible that they will avoid showing you the ship burned in May 2023 due to an oversight by beggars. A replica of Christopher Columbus' ship that is in the emblematic Santa Catalina Park.











