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Salou looks flags certifying the quality of its beaches

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Foto	The municipal of Salou with blue flag

Salou looks from this past weekend, the blue flag and the flag of quality Q that have been awarded this year to the beaches and Ponent Llevant by the Institute for Spanish Tourist Quality. Both banners are evidence of the prestige and recognition of the beaches Salou. The mayor of the city, Granados Pere, insisted that "as the tourist population, Salou care of the coastal system. A good example is the project that was conceived in the Way of the Round seeks recovery of all environmental Cap Salou.

It should be emphasized that all the beaches of Salou also have the environmental certification and ISO 14.001:2004 Llevant beach and marina with blue flag. This certificate Salou positioned as one of the few tourist destinations sun and beaches in Catalonia that has this distinctive quality as the only destination that has it on the Costa Dorada.

The mayor also recalled that, according to the Catalan Water Agency, the state of water of all beaches are excellent. The act of hoisting flags of the two also attended the Alderman for Tourism, Alberto del Hierro, Councilmember Environment Montserrat Porter, Councilman of Spatial Planning, Marc Montagut, Councilman Services, Pedro Marquez, and Councilor of Commerce, Pedro Lavilla.