Fluidra and European Aquatics launch main push to improve swimming pools and produce swimming to underserved communities

European Aquatics and Fluidra are becoming a member of forces to modernize Europe’s growing older pool infrastructure and develop entry to swimming training throughout the continent.

The partnership introduces two flagship packages focusing on key sector challenges: outdated amenities and unequal entry to swimming. Today, greater than 24,000 public swimming pools throughout Europe are thought of out of date, elevating considerations round security, effectivity, and sustainability.

Building on an current collaboration in occasions and competitors swimming pools, the settlement marks a shift towards initiatives with stronger social affect.

A brand new Refurbishment Program will supply free technical audits to aquatic amenities throughout Europe, with no obligation. Fluidra will then present tailor-made suggestions to enhance security, lengthen lifespan, and enhance operational and power effectivity—whereas aligning amenities with fashionable sustainability and digital requirements.

The second pillar focuses on entry. Through cell swimming pools, the “Learn to Swim” program will attain hundreds of individuals in additional than 50 areas missing aquatic infrastructure.

Quick to put in and totally geared up with water therapy methods, these transportable swimming pools can transfer between municipalities, delivering versatile and scalable entry to swimming training. The initiative goals to sort out regional inequalities whereas selling water security, more healthy existence, and inclusion.

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Antonio Silva, President of European Aquatics, stated:
“This collaboration reflects our commitment to the sustainable development of the aquatic sector and to improving access to quality facilities across Europe. With more than 50 years of experience and a presence in over 47 countries, Fluidra brings its technological capabilities, global network, and engineering expertise to drive these initiatives at scale.”

Thorsten Muck, Commercial Pool Director at Fluidra, added:
“The collaboration with European Aquatics represents a decisive step toward a more sustainable, accessible, and innovative aquatic sector in Europe, aligned with our corporate purpose.”