Live, and do it consciously and full, the first ten days of pueblos remotos.
From the hand of Laura Lucio, manager of AERS (Sustainable Rural Entrepreneurship Association) Martin Fleischer, founder of El Refugio Coliving, Patricia García, co -founder of Ruralmind and Alberto Pérez, founder of the Coworking crane, we discuss how the spaces of Coliving & Coworking in rural territories, what are the challenges ahead and what direct effects on the territories on the They act.
Now that we are at the gates of our third edition, it is time to thank our sponsors and collaborators.
The challenges are a fundamental piece for the magic of connected rurality and are part of both the values that we want to transmit from pueblos remotos and our value proposition.
Within the panel How to generate positive impact on the rural environment? We were able to learn better to proudly rural projects, undertake in the town and terroronta communication.
Sometimes, we forget the stories behind what we do, the people we work with, or the projects that we start up.
Generating positive impact on the rural environment is one of the main objectives we pursue from pueblos remotos. Through this post, we tell you what are the reasons through ancient remote.
In this article we count through testimonies the road from Icod Remote to ancient remote.
As in any great project, something that cannot be missing is the collaboration between the small agents that act in the meeting place. For that reason, in ancient remote we will collaborate with six local actors, who develop their business in this wonderful Majorero municipality.
The rural world is the perfect scenario to implement a sustainable tourism development model based on environmental, social and economic respect. When the passion for caring for the environment, benefiting local communities and generating profitable projects in the long term, that is where sustainable tourism has a place and should stay.
Post written by Elsa Rodríguez Felipe (co-founder of remote villages)
