About ten French agents will be visiting relevant spots such as El Caminito del Rey until Sunday.

Mr Bendodo highlights afondness this market, which spends more than € 6,500m in Spain, has for the Costa del Sol.

These devices are in the shape of a mushroom, have solar power supply, and work as an environmental and atmospheric analysis stations, as well as visits control point.

They will also be installed on the Coastal Path and on the Great Málaga Path, which are part of the Great Challenge Project together with El Caminito del Rey.

El Caminito del Rey was awarded the prize for the Best Tourism Product of the Year at the Premios El Caminante (El Caminante/The walker Awards), sponsored by the newspaper El Mundo from Andalusia.

In a bit more than two months, 78 international mass media companies, such as the Washington Post, CNN, BBC or Die Welt, became interested in this path.

Mr. Bendodo emphasizes that this resulted in millions of potential tourists to come to strategic, traditional and emerging places on the Costa del Sol.

Its web page, www.caminitodelrey.info, has been accessed more than 793,000 times after it was started on 23rd February. Most visits come from Spain and the USA.

The County Council of Málaga forecasts that more than 110,000 people will have visited the boardwalk that go over the Gaitanes Gorge by this summer.