[eng] Tourism is one of the greatest generators of CO2. Furthermore, the growth
forecast is very high, expecting travels to be 1.8 billion in 2030. As a result,
climate change will become more severe and many areas will be badly affected
such as coastal areas and islands. It is necessary to carry out a study and
analysis of the links that connect these two topics in order to be able to face them
more effectively. Having the necessary information to do so, it will be possible to
develop strategies and tools to minimize their effects and achieve greater
adaptation. This adaptation and mitigation are of special interest here in Spain,
as our country is very dependent in tourism and is one of the most sensitive
areas.