Last week, the third and final participatory workshop for the validation of results of the Concordia 2025–2030 Sustainable Tourism Strategic Plan (PETSCON) was held, an instance that marked the closing of this stage which brought together representatives from the public, private, academic, and community sectors.
Although the activity took place in person, the validation of actions will soon be available in an online format, so that those who could not attend can also access the information and provide their contributions.
This instance, which took place at the Convention Center, marked the closing of the participatory stage of the plan, consolidating the priority actions that will guide the tourism development of Concordia in the coming years.
The working groups were organized around the axes of Governance and Security, Innovation and Technology, Sustainability, Marketing, Promotion and Experience, and Accessibility, Mobility and Transport. In each of them, three priority strategic actions were selected, the result of the exchange between the different actors in the sector, with the purpose of consolidating contributions, debating proposals, and strengthening the collective commitment towards a more comprehensive and sustainable tourist destination.
In other words, the PETSCON is a tourism planning model based on sustainability, innovation, and citizen participation, which reaffirms Concordia's willingness to move towards a comprehensive Smart Tourist Destination that enhances its identity, quality, and future projection.
It should be remembered that it was organized by the Undersecretariat of Tourism, the Mixed Concordiense Tourism Entity (EMCONTUR), and the UNER Faculty of Administration Sciences. The validated guidelines will serve as a basis for the design of concrete programs and projects corresponding to the 2025-2030 period.
In the coming weeks, the final document of the 2025-2030 Sustainable Tourism Strategic Plan will be presented, which will include the summary report of the participatory process and the schedule of actions that will provide continuity to this joint planning stage.
Although the activity took place in person, the validation of actions will soon be available in an online format, so that those who could not attend can also access the information and provide their contributions.
This instance, which took place at the Convention Center, marked the closing of the participatory stage of the plan, consolidating the priority actions that will guide the tourism development of Concordia in the coming years.
The working groups were organized around the axes of Governance and Security, Innovation and Technology, Sustainability, Marketing, Promotion and Experience, and Accessibility, Mobility and Transport. In each of them, three priority strategic actions were selected, the result of the exchange between the different actors in the sector, with the purpose of consolidating contributions, debating proposals, and strengthening the collective commitment towards a more comprehensive and sustainable tourist destination.
In other words, the PETSCON is a tourism planning model based on sustainability, innovation, and citizen participation, which reaffirms Concordia's willingness to move towards a comprehensive Smart Tourist Destination that enhances its identity, quality, and future projection.
It should be remembered that it was organized by the Undersecretariat of Tourism, the Mixed Concordiense Tourism Entity (EMCONTUR), and the UNER Faculty of Administration Sciences. The validated guidelines will serve as a basis for the design of concrete programs and projects corresponding to the 2025-2030 period.
In the coming weeks, the final document of the 2025-2030 Sustainable Tourism Strategic Plan will be presented, which will include the summary report of the participatory process and the schedule of actions that will provide continuity to this joint planning stage.