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Juan Carlos en presentación del libro modelo turístico sostenible en Canarias
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Involving the entire organization is key to achieving sustainable management

Juan Carlos de León, Operations Director of GF Hoteles, participated in the presentation of the book and subsequent debate ‘Transition towards a sustainable tourism model in the Canary Islands.’

At the presentation event of the book ‘Transition towards a sustainable tourism model in the Canary Islands‘, organized by the CajaCanarias Foundation and the Canary Islands Government, Juan Carlos de León, Operations Director of GF Hoteles, highlighted the importance of involving the entire organization in the transition towards sustainable management.

During his speech, de León shared GF Hoteles’ experience in the field of sustainability, going back to the year 2009. He emphasized that “the best way to achieve sustainable management is by measuring its impact and making decisions.” These words emphasized the importance of constantly measuring and evaluating the environmental and social impact of an organization’s actions, and making decisions based on this data to achieve more sustainable management.

The discussion focused on the importance of promoting a shift towards a sustainable tourism model in the Canary Islands, and it was highlighted that this process cannot be limited solely to individual company actions, but rather requires the active and committed participation of all organizational stakeholders. From top management to frontline employees, each person plays a crucial role in implementing sustainable practices and making decisions that minimize negative impacts on the environment.

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The debate also featured the participation of professors and members of the Cátedra de Turismo CajaCanarias – Ashotel at the University of La Laguna, Raúl Hernández and Noemí Padrón. In addition, Juan Pablo González, Manager of Ashotel – Hotel and Extra-Hotel Association of Santa Cruz de Tenerife, and Lola Rodríguez de Azero, CEO of Senda Ecoway, joined the panel of experts.