The President of the Government of the Balearic Islands, Marga Prohens, has highlighted the project developed by Grupo Piñero in Cayo Levantado as an international benchmark in sustainable tourism and circular economy. During her institutional visit, she emphasized the innovative nature of this initiative, which is advancing towards a zero-waste objective through comprehensive resource management solutions.

Accompanied by business representatives, the president explored a model that integrates energy efficiency, resource optimization, and advanced sustainability strategies. The project incorporates pioneering technologies focused on waste management, including systems that convert waste into energy, as well as innovative solutions for producing potable water from atmospheric humidity and promoting energy self-consumption.

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Prohens highlights Piñero’s project in Cayo Levantado as an international benchmark for sustainable tourism and circular economy

In her remarks, Prohens stressed that this initiative demonstrates how tourism development can be aligned with sustainability, innovation, and overall well-being. She also highlighted the capacity of Balearic companies to lead transformation processes in the global tourism sector by exporting a model grounded in quality, training, and excellence.

The project further includes a strong social component, prioritizing local products, promoting cultural heritage, and creating employment opportunities for the local population, including collaboration with vulnerable groups. This comprehensive approach enhances the positive impact of tourism beyond environmental sustainability.

The president concluded by underlining the strategic importance of this model, positioning Balearic enterprises as global leaders in regenerative and sustainable tourism, and contributing to the development of international destinations through the transfer of expertise and best practices.