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Now the Tigaiga has also been included in the TripAdvisor “Hall of Fame”. It honors companies that have consistently received high overall ratings from travelers for five consecutive years.

The Watify team has developed brief case studies of a number of SMEs in Europe that have successfully transformed their business or created new products / services using digital technologies and /or Key Enabling Technologies.

The Tigaiga was identified as a good example of a success story having transformed its business by introducing 3D Panorama, Virtual tours and Earth TV. A case study of  our company outlining the challenge addressed, solution applied, transformation process, and results and lessons learned will be published on the European Commission’s website.

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To qualify for the Certificate of Excellence, businesses must maintain an overall rating of four or higher, out of a possible five, as reviewed by travellers on TripAdvisor. Additional criteria include the volume of reviews received within the last 12 months.

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However, their perusal and comments have been at the invitation of the Tenerife Cabildo which is keen to provide keen walkers with interesting and safe routes across the island. It’s estimated that around 12 per cent of visitors to Tenerife go hiking at some stage and it is the second most valued activity after visits to theme parks.
The Cabildo invited about 40 walkers from the European Ramblers’ Association to test out a route known as GR 131 which runs through eleven municipalities.
Tourism chief José Manuel Bermúdez said the association was the best in Europe and it was hoped the party of 40 would pass on their recommendations to its membership of around three million walkers. 

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Fotos Mr. Proske – Muchas gracias!

This hotel may not look anything exceptional from the outside, but delve a little deeper and you’ll discover it’s a hotel with history, character and possibly the most spectacular botanical garden of any hotel in Tenerife. Dating back to 1958, the Tigaiga remains a family-owned hotel and is justifiably proud of its prize-winning conservation record. There are 83 rooms – and the same number of palm trees – and the recently refurbished rooms have navy-blue azulejos in the bathrooms to match the blue robes, sky-blue carpeted rooms contrasting with crisp white linen. The views of Teide and the gardens are spectacular. The gardens comprise a croquet-quality lawn complete with peacocks and a cactus garden with some 40 labelled varieties. There is also a “Centro Natuvida” Wellness Center offering massage, reflexology and similar if you feel like total self-indulgence.

Review by author Josephine Quintero