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Chulilla is a small village and depopulated village. Tourism in Valencia is relied upon as the economic activity that is generating more employment in the area, especially for women. Indirectly, other business activities make profit from tourism; it has become the most dynamic sector.
We try to contribute to the development of our village by encouraging the sector to work in cooperation by setting agreements with local businesses, employing women to run our accommodations and actively promoting local Valencia products.
Farming is our other activity; we produce organic dry fruits such as olives, almonds and carobs. At the moment, we are offering to our customers products that are produced in our farm such as olive oil as well as other local farmers’ products such as honey and wine. We have promoted and participated in campaigns promoting sustainable tourism in the area. We also are member of the local tourist association that aims to encourage local authorities and other businesses to develop sustainable tourism for Valencia holiday accommodation & tours alike.
We provide information to our customers about a rational use of electricity and water. We belong as individuals to the local ecologist association, which takes part in preservation activities. Our light bulbs are energy saving. We use environmentally cleaning products. Our aim is to make our Valencia holiday accommodation as low impact as possible. We try to explain our customers the evolution of the landscape in our territory and provide information about the ecologic diversity.


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