Private investment aligns with the Green Deal requirements in Playa del Inglés. The renovation of the Tivoli complex by Casus Capital, with the selection of Cortizo as a leading European carpentry company, underscores the need to modernize the tourism stock of southern Gran Canaria according to durability and sustainability criteria, key to EU competitiveness. For Casus Capital, this project symbolizes its "evolution towards a more sustainable development model focused on the guest experience." This European border destination seeks to consolidate its position in the global tourism market, moving beyond mere cosmetic renovations to a profound and efficient transformation of its hotel infrastructure.
The renovation of the aging tourist stock in southern Gran Canaria is not merely an aesthetic issue; it is a strategic priority largely dictated by the European Union's energy efficiency and sustainability guidelines. Casus Capital's announcement regarding the use of Cortizo, a European leader in aluminum and PVC systems, for the renovation of the Tivoli complex in Playa del Inglés, is a clear example of how private capital is internalizing these requirements.
The project, which will transform the Tivoli Hotel under the SALT Apartments brand, relies on Cortizo aluminum joinery to guarantee two fundamental pillars: energy efficiency and durability. These aspects are crucial in a highly demanding coastal environment where corrosion and the need for constant climate control directly impact energy consumption and the destination's carbon footprint.
The choice of a leading European supplier like Cortizo underscores Casus Capital's ambition to align the Tivoli with the highest standards of sustainability and comfort. This step is vital for the survival of the sector in Playa del Inglés, where the obsolescence of many structures puts it in direct competition with modern resorts in other regions. Investing in high-quality materials and insulation technology not only enhances the guest experience but also reduces long-term operating costs, making the asset more resilient and attractive for responsible (ESG) investment.
