The city of Concordia participated in the 50th Congress of Travel Agents organized by the Argentine Federation of Travel and Tourism Associations (FAEVYT), which took place at the Paraná Convention Center. It was held in coordination with the city of Federación, consolidating the presence of the Salto Grande micro-region.
In the capital of Entre Ríos, the Undersecretary of Tourism of Concordia, Laureano Schvartzman, together with the Secretary of Tourism of Federación, Ezequiel Marozzini, and their respective technical teams, presented the Salto Grande Region stand, a joint proposal that highlighted the multiplicity of authentic experiences that distinguish this area of the country.
The National Capital of Citrus had the accompaniment of the Mayor, Francisco Azcué, and the Secretary of Government, Luciano Dell’ Olio.
Concordia stood out for its unique flavors linked to local production of citrus, blueberries, pecans, and honey, wine tourism proposals, and a consolidated offer of thermal complexes that integrate nature, well-being, entertainment, and hospitality.
Emphasis was also placed on the 2025 edition of ConcorPass, a tourist benefits tool that promotes the consumption of local experiences and strengthens the bond between providers and visitors, especially during the low season.
Participation as a micro-region reaffirms the commitment to continue positioning the destination within the national map, working in a network to consolidate a region with identity and high development potential, highlighting the strategic value of the Concordia Airport, which represents a concrete opportunity to improve air connectivity for the entire Salto Grande region. This new access node will strengthen the circulation of tourists and boost integration between binational cities, generating new economic and tourism dynamics for Concordia, Federación, Colón, neighboring towns, and Salto (ROU).
It is worth mentioning that this federal congress in the capital of Entre Ríos included the participation of the Secretary of Tourism, Environment and Sports of Argentina, Daniel Scioli, the Governor of Entre Ríos, Rogelio Frigerio, the Secretary of Tourism of Entre Ríos, Jorge Satto, the President of the Argentine Federation of Travel and Tourism Associations, Andrés Deyá, among other authorities.
The meeting offered, over two intense days, a key space for exchange, professional updating, and the generation of strategic links to strengthen the sector in the face of new challenges and opportunities, bringing together national tourism leaders, prominent speakers, and hundreds of travel agents from all over the country.
In the capital of Entre Ríos, the Undersecretary of Tourism of Concordia, Laureano Schvartzman, together with the Secretary of Tourism of Federación, Ezequiel Marozzini, and their respective technical teams, presented the Salto Grande Region stand, a joint proposal that highlighted the multiplicity of authentic experiences that distinguish this area of the country.
The National Capital of Citrus had the accompaniment of the Mayor, Francisco Azcué, and the Secretary of Government, Luciano Dell’ Olio.
Concordia stood out for its unique flavors linked to local production of citrus, blueberries, pecans, and honey, wine tourism proposals, and a consolidated offer of thermal complexes that integrate nature, well-being, entertainment, and hospitality.
Emphasis was also placed on the 2025 edition of ConcorPass, a tourist benefits tool that promotes the consumption of local experiences and strengthens the bond between providers and visitors, especially during the low season.
Participation as a micro-region reaffirms the commitment to continue positioning the destination within the national map, working in a network to consolidate a region with identity and high development potential, highlighting the strategic value of the Concordia Airport, which represents a concrete opportunity to improve air connectivity for the entire Salto Grande region. This new access node will strengthen the circulation of tourists and boost integration between binational cities, generating new economic and tourism dynamics for Concordia, Federación, Colón, neighboring towns, and Salto (ROU).
It is worth mentioning that this federal congress in the capital of Entre Ríos included the participation of the Secretary of Tourism, Environment and Sports of Argentina, Daniel Scioli, the Governor of Entre Ríos, Rogelio Frigerio, the Secretary of Tourism of Entre Ríos, Jorge Satto, the President of the Argentine Federation of Travel and Tourism Associations, Andrés Deyá, among other authorities.
The meeting offered, over two intense days, a key space for exchange, professional updating, and the generation of strategic links to strengthen the sector in the face of new challenges and opportunities, bringing together national tourism leaders, prominent speakers, and hundreds of travel agents from all over the country.