The tourism department of Orihuela Costa has announced the awarding of a contract to replace and renew the urban tourist signage in the area. The enhancements will primarily take place at intersections along the N-three hundred and thirty-two road, between Mil Palmeras and Punta Prima, as well as nearby streets.

Councillor for the Coast, Manuel Mestre, emphasised that signage is a vital element for any destination, as it facilitates visitor orientation, enhances the tourist experience, and contributes to road safety. The goal is to improve the functionality and coherence of the existing tourist signage, providing clear direction to various points of interest.

The new signage will feature a uniform aesthetic design, made from three-dimensional anodised aluminium structures with reflective fronts to enhance visibility in low-light conditions. The signs will be mounted on circular masts made from the same material, known for its high recyclability and low environmental impact due to the ecological process used in its production.

Signalizaciones Villar S.A. has been selected to execute the project, which has a budget of one hundred and ninety-three thousand four hundred and seventy-three euros and one cent. The initiative is supported by the Ministry of Industry and Tourism, as part of the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan financed by the European Union through Next Generation EU funds. Mestre concluded that the aim is to continue advancing projects that make the coastline more comfortable, safe, and attractive for both locals and visitors.