Nautical tourism
blue economy
sports innovation
The sea has historically been a central element in Lanzarote's identity, but its economic, educational and sporting potential has not yet been developed in a structured way.
The blue economy offers a way to diversify the island economy through sustainability, innovation and knowledge.
This sector proposes positioning Lanzarote as an Atlantic benchmark in nautical and sporting innovation, with the sea as a driver of development.
The Challenge
Underused maritime potential
Nautical activities lack a common strategy.
Lack of a blue ecosystem
There is no integrated network of innovation and entrepreneurship linked to the sea.
Sport without island structure
Sporting talent depends on isolated initiatives.
Limited specific training
Weak connection between education and the blue economy.
Activate the sea as an economic, cultural and sporting driver from a sustainable and regenerative approach
Lines of
action
Regenerative nautical tourism
Sea, knowledge and low impact.
Design nautical experiences linked to environmental education, science and marine conservation.
Blue economy cluster
Innovation and maritime entrepreneurship.
Consolidate an ecosystem of companies, startups and research centres linked to the marine environment.
Sport and innovation
Sporting talent and territory
Drive nautical sport as a means of innovation, international projection and local development.
Blue education
Training linked to the sea.
Develop educational and professional pathways connected to maritime trades and technology.
Relevant
studies
International references that integrate blue economy, sport and innovation from sustainability.
The sea as a driver of identity and global opportunities
Nautical tourism, blue economy and sports innovation
Patricia Cantero
Nautical tourism
Blue economy
Sports innovation