Tourism Intermediary Classification Plaque, Canary Islands (CN25)

The CN25 distintivo (the official classification plaque) identifies a tourism intermediary in the Canary Islands: the individual or company that habitually engages in mediating and arranging tourist services, providing linked travel services without operating as a travel agency. It must display the plaque at its customer service point.

Regulations

Decreto 50/2011, of 8 April (BOC no. 81), sets the design of the CN25 plaque and requires it to be placed somewhere visible at the customer service point. Tourism intermediary activity in the Canary Islands is regulated by Decreto 89/2010, of 22 July, updated by Decreto 362/2023, which requires each intermediary to hold a non-transferable identification code linked to the holder of the activity and to each premises or means through which it is carried out.

Features

• Size: 30 x 30 cm.
• Material: aluminium composite panel, suitable for outdoor use.
• Design: official CN25 plaque per the annex to Decreto 50/2011.
• Fixing: can be fixed with screws or mounting adhesive.

Ordering and delivery

It is made to order and shipped to any island in the Canaries. As a personalised product it is not subject to the 14-day right of withdrawal (art. 103.c LGDCU, the Spanish consumer protection law); a manufacturing defect is replaced free of charge, per shipping and returns.

See the rest of the categories at Canary Islands classification plaques and the guide Canary Islands classification plaque: what it is and who needs it. If your business sells package holidays from premises open to the public, the plaque you need is the CN24, travel agency.