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The Director General of Tourism, Marina Garcia, visited this week in Cehegín the works that make the old train station in the town in a hostel which will have approximately 50 new accommodation.

These spaces will be added to the 247 of which already have the municipality.

Building is expected to be opened this summer.

Marina Garcia was accompanied by the mayor of Cehegín, Jose Soria, Councillor of Tourism, Francisco in April, and the manager of the Tourist Consortium of the Northwest Greenway, Juan Soria, noting that the work "will be a very important service to the Greenway due to the high number of accommodation ", remarked while the new facility" will complete the network of shelters that are driven from the Ministry with an investment of more than four million euros. "

In addition, the Director General of Tourism visited the site already completed the urban section of the Greenway on the bridges of Chervil and the Dead, in the district of San Juan.

Investment in the Via Verde

The renovation of the old train station is part Cehegín the set of measures implemented to extend the course of hostels in the Greenway, pilgrimage route to Caravaca de la Cruz.

The Community in 2008 invested two million euros in the adaptation of the old railway station Murcia-Caravaca de la Cruz, the construction of the hostel in El Llano and arrangement of the halt of El Niño for use as a point of information.

Furthermore, last year spent an additional two million euros to the redevelopment of old railway stations Caravaca de la Cruz, Albudeite, Campos del Rio and Alguazas, besides that of Cehegín.

These projects are joined by a newly established hostel in La Rafa, in the town of Mula.

The Northwest Greenway, which is situated in a former railway route between Murcia and Caravaca de la Cruz, is since 1999 one of the main axes of the western Mediterranean Green Network in the Region of Murcia.

It extends from Baños de Mula to Caravaca de la Cruz with a length of 48 kilometers, journey home to a wide variety of arid environments landscapes alternating with areas of mountain pine and almond trees.

Source: CARM