25/02/2026
🌿 A new initiative to boost local tourism in Andalusia
The Andalusian Regional Government has launched the “Sierra Morena Passport” project — an initiative that invites visitors to explore ten municipalities in the region through a unique experience featuring passport stamps, gastronomy, heritage, and local products that showcase the identity of the territory.
A different way of travelling that promotes sustainable tourism, supports the local economy, and connects visitors with the authentic essence of the destination.
📍 Among these locations, Hornachuelos stands out, situated within one of the largest natural parks in Andalusia — larger in surface area than many protected areas across Spain. A privileged environment that plays a key role in the development of nature-based and responsible tourism experiences.
Initiatives like this demonstrate that the future of tourism lies in sustainability, meaningful connections with the environment, and the promotion of local identity.
🌍 Andalusia continues to champion a tourism model that protects its territory while sharing it with the world.
🌿 Nueva iniciativa para impulsar el turismo local en Andalucía
La Junta de Andalucía ha presentado el proyecto “Pasaporte Sierra Morena”, una iniciativa que invita a descubrir diez municipios de la comarca a través de una experiencia única: sellos, gastronomía, patrimonio y productos locales que ponen en valor la identidad del territorio.
📍 Entre estos enclaves destaca Hornachuelos, situado en uno de los parques naturales más extensos de Andalucía, con una superficie superior a la de muchos espacios protegidos de España. Un entorno privilegiado que se convierte en pieza clave para el desarrollo del turismo de naturaleza y experiencias responsables.
🌍 Andalucía sigue apostando por un modelo de turismo que cuida su territorio mientras lo comparte con el mundo.