JEREZ town hall has announced its latest plans to boost tourism for the area.
In total, some five million euros will be invested in a number of projects designed to spearhead growth over the next two years.
“We aim to reinforce Jerez’s status as a top destination for tourists.”
Tourism chief, Juan Manuel Bermudez, said: “We aim to reinforce Jerez’s status as a top destination for tourists.”
The plan will be launched in fine style with a concert in one of the city’s most emblematic monuments, the Alcazar.
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I love this man.
I’d love to know what these new projects these are? They have not finished (or even started) past projects yet.
There is still a vacant lot where the Flamenco museum and centre was supposed to be built and the Jerez Archaeological museum, with all it’s Phoenician treasures, was closed for “reformas” 5 years ago and there’s no sign of it opening again any time soon.
Isn’t the town council bankrupt?
With no Ryanair flights this winter from the Stansted and the flights to Seville arriving too late for the last train/bus to Jerez in the evening, they have a problem.
John, they had a problem way before Ryanair even considered scaling down their service…