The Spanish Confederation of Nautical Clubs Associations (CEACNA), together with the Association of Nautical Clubs of Galicia (ASNAUGA), will organize the 6th National Symposium of Nautical Clubs on 3 and 4 October 2025 in Xanxenxo, Galicia (Photo Tourism Sanxenxo)

This Friday, the sixth edition of the Symposium of Nautical Clubs starts in Sanxenxo, an event that will bring together at the Hotel Carlos I Silgar some 200 professionals who represent all the sectors of the extensive industrial and business fabric of the Spanish nautical... organized by the Spanish Confederation of Nautical Clubs Associations and the Association of Nautical Clubs of Galicia, will be put on the table, presentations exposed by authorized voices that will discuss their extensive experience in the nautical, or as legislators of the Laws that regulate, as directors of companies that offer their services in this field, as well as in the field of sports products, as in the country, as in the form of tourism, that they contribute to the country, as to the activities of the tourism, as to the country, as to the organization and to the activities of the tourism.

The first rapporteur to open the days is the director of the Galicia Tourism Agency, Xosé Manuel Merelles, who will be accompanied by CEACNA President Javier Ruiz de Cortázar. Merelles is in charge of the inaugural conference, which will discuss the current state of health of tourism in the Galician community. The Sports Nautics in Spain, its situation and the new legislation, will be the following presentation, under the exhibition of Benito Quintanilla, State Secretary for Air and Maritime Transport; and Jordi Carrasco, general director of ANEN - National Association of Nautical Enterprises.

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