Turismo Andaluz Smart Data department aggregates official data and non-official data (open and big data) in order to offer it and to support Andalusian destinations and SMEs. 

Among other projects, and in relation to collaborative governance of tourism destinations, Turismo Andaluz have participated in MITOMED+, an Interreg MED project implementing system of indicators for measuring sustainability at local level, involving more than 15 destinations all over MED Europe to implement data-supported destination management models. 

Turismo Andaluz is member of the UNWTO working group "Measuring Sustainable Tourism" and Committee of Statistics and Tourism Satellite Accounts. Recently, the UN Statistical Commission has encouraged the finalization of the Statistical Framework for Measuring the Sustainability of Tourism for future submission to the Commission. 

Andalucía is one of the group of NECSTouR Regions defining and launching "Tourism of Tomorrow Lab" from the S3 Platform for Digitalisation and Safety for Tourism. Turismo Andaluz is managing the resulting investment project of the S3P for Tourism: Tourism of Tomorrow Lab, which is now a NECSTouR department. We are working to mainstream EU priorities to tourism players with data-related solutions to adapt to the EU green deal, the EU climate Law, the SDGs and the target of become climate neutral by 2050.

Andalusia collaborates with other tourism destinations (Catalonia, Navarra and Valencia) in the European Commission Structural Reform Support Service for the tourism ecosystem: towards a more sustainable, resilient and digital tourism. This support will offer measures to assist the sustainable and innovative recovery and development of tourism with improved evidence base and monitoring framework for the tourism ecosystem. It will develop and collect suitable indicators to steer and monitor the progress towards green and digital transition of European tourism.
By 2025 Andalusia commits to share the outputs DG Reform Support Service (joint methodology and results of the pilot in Andalusia) in, at least, 3 international events including meetings of the UNWTO working group, Measuring Sustainable Tourism.