The Diputación de Córdoba, through its Provincial Tourism Board, has formalised 18 collaboration agreements with municipalities, associations, and business entities aimed at promoting tourism in the province. The provincial institution is contributing €282,520 to a total investment of over €500,000 to finance initiatives designed to enhance and project the region.
Salvador Fuentes, president of the Diputación de Córdoba, emphasised that these agreements represent a strong commitment to the entire province. He stated, “These agreements reflect a determined investment across the province. From Sierra Morena to the Subbética, through Los Pedroches, Campiña Sur, and the Guadalquivir Valley; tourism cannot be limited to the capital or a few municipalities; we must ensure that opportunities reach every corner.”
Fuentes highlighted the significance of experiential tourism and destination management, noting, “It is not enough to have resources; we must know how to promote them. That is why we support both specific events and projects for marketing, positioning, and brand creation. We want visitors to discover the regions of the province, stay longer, and return.”
The president also underscored the diversity of the province as a key strength, stating, “The good thing about Córdoba is that you do not have to choose between heritage and nature, between gastronomy and culture; everything adds up, and the more varied our offer, the greater our chances of attracting visitors and generating wealth and employment in our towns.”
The initiatives covered by these agreements include the creation of brands and tourism action plans in regions such as Sierra Morena, Campiña Sur, Vega del Guadalquivir, Los Pedroches, Alto Guadalquivir, and Subbética, as well as the promotion of culturally and historically rooted events.
Supported events include the representation of Fuenteovejuna 2026, the promotion of the cultural heritage of municipalities affiliated with the Caminos de Pasión Association, the dissemination of Holy Week celebrations in Córdoba and its municipalities, the Specula initiative in Espejo, and the National Pilgrimage of Vera-Cruz Brotherhoods in Castro del Río.
Additionally, the Diputación is backing gastronomic, wine tourism, and active nature tourism initiatives. This support encompasses the 15th Subbética Vespa Club Route, the Enamoriles Festival, the Wine Academy of Córdoba, the dynamisation of the GR-355 Subbeticana Trail, the Gastronomic Fair of Fuente Palmera, and the Rider Andalucía Project by the Subbética Motorcyclist Union.
