International Tourism Day will be celebrated with the first meeting organized by the public, private, and academic sectors.
Days ago, an inter-institutional meeting was held, in which the Undersecretary of Tourism of the Municipality of Concordia and Executive President of EMCONTUR, Laureano Schvartzman, the Secretary of University Extension of the Faculty of Administration Sciences (UNER), Pamela Velich, and the Rural Tourism and Viticulture areas of INTA, Ivana Maldonado and Guillermo Meier respectively, participated.
At the meeting, coordinated work was agreed upon to carry out the first Tourism Conference, which will take place on September 24 at the Concordia Convention Center, within the framework of the commemoration of International Tourism Day, which is celebrated on September 27. In this sense, and in pursuit of the development of tourism activity as a transformer of the realities of local communities, the event will be held free of charge, and will have as its thematic axes rural, urban, and meetings and events tourism with a perspective on the SDGs.
The objective of this meeting, approved by the EMCONTUR board of directors, is to strengthen the tourism sector of the Concordia department by identifying and analyzing current challenges and opportunities, promoting the exchange of knowledge, collaboration between key actors, and the development of concrete strategies to enhance rural, urban, and meetings and events tourism modalities.
This unprecedented action for the organizing institutions is part of a series of articulations that have been carried out since the beginning of the administration and that allow for work on the strategic axes proposed by it.
It should be noted that the target audience will be entrepreneurs and investors interested in tourism activity, rural producers, tourism professionals, academics and students of bachelor's/technical degrees in tourism and related careers, secondary school students with a focus on tourism, third-sector organizations linked to sustainable development, biodiversity, sector press, and the general public.
In the coming days, the program and registration for the event will be announced.
Days ago, an inter-institutional meeting was held, in which the Undersecretary of Tourism of the Municipality of Concordia and Executive President of EMCONTUR, Laureano Schvartzman, the Secretary of University Extension of the Faculty of Administration Sciences (UNER), Pamela Velich, and the Rural Tourism and Viticulture areas of INTA, Ivana Maldonado and Guillermo Meier respectively, participated.
At the meeting, coordinated work was agreed upon to carry out the first Tourism Conference, which will take place on September 24 at the Concordia Convention Center, within the framework of the commemoration of International Tourism Day, which is celebrated on September 27. In this sense, and in pursuit of the development of tourism activity as a transformer of the realities of local communities, the event will be held free of charge, and will have as its thematic axes rural, urban, and meetings and events tourism with a perspective on the SDGs.
The objective of this meeting, approved by the EMCONTUR board of directors, is to strengthen the tourism sector of the Concordia department by identifying and analyzing current challenges and opportunities, promoting the exchange of knowledge, collaboration between key actors, and the development of concrete strategies to enhance rural, urban, and meetings and events tourism modalities.
This unprecedented action for the organizing institutions is part of a series of articulations that have been carried out since the beginning of the administration and that allow for work on the strategic axes proposed by it.
It should be noted that the target audience will be entrepreneurs and investors interested in tourism activity, rural producers, tourism professionals, academics and students of bachelor's/technical degrees in tourism and related careers, secondary school students with a focus on tourism, third-sector organizations linked to sustainable development, biodiversity, sector press, and the general public.
In the coming days, the program and registration for the event will be announced.