Canary Islands Appoints New Members to the Tourism Quality Agency
Canary Islands' Tourism Quality Agency Appointments
Background
On June 12, 2025, the Canary Islands' Ministry of Tourism and Employment announced the appointment of new members to the Tourism Quality Agency, a key body responsible for enhancing the standards of the local tourism sector.
This move is part of a broader effort to boost the professionalism and sustainability of Canary Islands' tourism, which is vital for the islands' economy and residents' quality of life.
Appointments and Composition
- Representatives from tourism management entities
- Local government bodies
- Leading industry associations across the islands
The Agency's new members will help oversee and promote systems of quality management, such as the Spanish Tourism Quality System (SICTED).
Goals and Focus
- Improve service standards
- Boost competitiveness
- Ensure sustainable tourism development
Officials emphasize that these appointments align with their commitment to fostering responsible growth in the sector and enhancing the visitor experience while safeguarding local communities and environment.
Context
The appointment follows the recent approval of a new organizational regulation for the department, emphasizing a renewed focus on boosting tourism standards.