1. (adjective) growing out of place, self-sown, wild.
Māori Dictionary
From a Māori (Indigenous to New Zealand) perspective, health is not confined to the treatment of illness but also includes the philosophical concepts, structures and cultural practices of self-determination, identity and connection with the environment as key aspects to improve the wellbeing and quality of life.
On the other hand, the concept of “tourism” is just a new word for an old practice—manaaki tanga, or mutual respect between host and visitor.
At Tūwā, we embrace those simply but powerful concepts from the Māori culture to ensure that our sport and tourism projects in Barcelona, provide safe and healthy physical activity experiences that enhance our beautiful Catalan culture, and respect the values and lives of both our clients and residents.
CIRCULARITY represents an economic model that, applied to the tourism sector of events, in all its manifestations, is capable of supporting the economic development of tourist destinations without putting at risk the sustainability of the planet.
The circularity applied to sports tourism events integrates the reduction of the use of energy factors and natural resources, reusing the waste generated in the activities carried out, either as products directly or as components of other products; and as a differential element with other sectors, the reuse of knowledge of the local workforce, through synergies between institutions and local sports organizations. This human element becomes key to the rooting of events in the territory and its connection with cultural values.
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