During the visit, the professionals had the opportunity to discover first-hand Sangulí’s facilities, services and way of working, as well as to gain insight into a model that is constantly evolving to adapt to guests’ needs and continue enhancing their experience.

The visit provided a space for exchanging ideas on issues shared across the sector, including sustainability, efficient resource management, services and the evolution of tourism models—areas that are also part of the current and future challenges facing Sangulí and Grup Blasi.

Sharing to keep evolving

Beyond showcasing Sangulí, the meeting provided an opportunity to listen to different perspectives, exchange experiences and foster mutual learning with professionals from another European destination with a strong tradition in the camping sector.

The delegation is part of the Croatian Camping Association, an organisation representing more than 90% of Croatia’s camping offer, a country that in recent years has made a significant commitment to modernising and enhancing the quality of its camping sector.

For Grup Blasi, taking part in these types of professional exchanges helps us continue fostering a culture based on learning, continuous improvement and knowledge sharing, while also building connections with other professionals and gaining insight into different perspectives within the European tourism sector.

The visit, organised by the Croatian Camping Association in collaboration with Campings Tarragona, is part of a professional programme designed to explore different models and best practices among campsites on the Costa Daurada.