More than 60% of agro-tourism projects in the Canary Islands are led by women.

Omissions

• The 'more than 60%' figure refers specifically to projects, training activities and actions of the Cátedra de Agroturismo y Enoturismo de Canarias (a joint initiative of the University of La Laguna and the Government of the Canary Islands), not to all agro-tourism projects in the Canary Islands generally.
• The figure includes not only project leadership but also training participants and teaching staff of the Chair's activities.
• Sources were published in March 2026, shortly before the session date of April 30, 2026.

Sources

• PrimaryUniversidad de La Laguna - Cátedra de Agroturismo y Enoturismo de CanariasMore than 60% of the teaching staff and beneficiaries of the training, projects and actions of the Cátedra are women.
• SecondaryVineturMore than 60% of the training and projects are already led by women. More than 60% of the teaching staff and beneficiaries of the training, projects and actions of the Cátedra de Agroturismo y Enoturismo de Canarias are women.
• SecondarySol del Sur TenerifeMore than 60% of the teaching staff and beneficiaries of the training, projects and actions of the Cátedra are women.