Alba Sud is a Catalan think tank dedicated to research and communication for development, with a particular focus on Central America and the Caribbean. The organization plays a pivotal role in promoting sustainable tourism and enhancing community welfare. Alba Sud's services include in-depth research, seminars, and the publication of informative reports on various themes related to tourism and development.

Among its notable projects, Alba Sud highlights the Co’ox Mayab initiative, which connects multiple tourism cooperatives in Yucatán, Mexico. This collaboration aims to strengthen community ties and promote local tourism. Additionally, the organization engages in online seminars addressing challenges and opportunities in community tourism, fostering discussions on the intersection of tourism and cultural memory, particularly in places like Barcelona.

Alba Sud also organizes events such as the Ibero-American Meeting on community tourism and contributes to academic literature on employment quality in tourism sectors across Mexico. Through these efforts, Alba Sud champions innovative solutions that empower local communities while preserving cultural heritage and promoting sustainable practices.