In recent years, Barbate de Franco has seen several infrastructure developments aimed at improving tourism and accessibility. Investments in modernizing the city’s waterfront, including new boardwalks and updated beachfront facilities, have made it more attractive to international visitors. There has also been a focus on promoting eco-tourism, with new hiking trails and conservation projects in La Breña Natural Park.
Cultural initiatives, such as the expansion of the Tuna Festival, have further solidified Barbate’s reputation as a culinary destination. The city is also seeing a rise in boutique hotels and luxury accommodations, catering to the growing demand for upscale tourism.
Local authorities are working on improving transportation links, including more frequent bus services to nearby cities and increased promotion of Barbate as a top destination for sustainable and cultural tourism.