Days ago, the first Tourism Planning meeting for the Salto Grande region was held, with the participation of representatives from the municipalities of Concordia and Federación. This meeting marked the beginning of a collaborative workspace to consolidate the region as an integral tourist destination, capable of positioning itself in national and international markets.
The session took place in the hall of the Argentine Delegation of the Mixed Technical Commission of Salto Grande, where the tourism initiatives promoted by each locality were presented, highlighting the identity and unique value that each community contributes to the regional offering. Opportunities were also identified to coordinate efforts in key areas such as product diversification, service improvement, and the integration of circuits connecting the different localities.
The meeting focused on strategic planning based on the Sustainable Development Goals, with the aim of generating genuine employment, promoting inclusive growth, and highlighting the cultural, natural, and historical wealth of the region. These actions seek to benefit both local communities and those who visit the destination.
Furthermore, connectivity was highlighted as a fundamental pillar for tourism development. The upcoming inauguration of the Comodoro Pierrestegui Airport in Concordia will be key to improving access to the region and attracting new investments in infrastructure and tourism services.
The Undersecretary of Tourism of Concordia of the Municipality of Concordia, Laureano Schvartzman, highlighted the relevance of this joint work: "This first meeting represents a significant step forward towards the consolidation of Concordia and Federación as a prominent destination, with a shared vision to face the challenges of an increasingly demanding tourism market. We will continue to move forward with new meetings that allow us to evaluate progress and shape the planned projects."
In this meeting, the commitment to joint work was reaffirmed, previously consolidated at the International Tourism Fair (FIT), where Concordia, Federación, and Salto (Oriental Republic of Uruguay) formed the only binational regional stand. This achievement highlights the willingness of the three cities to promote a joint approach that allows for offering diverse and enriching experiences, combining thermal, cultural, and scenic attractions in a unique natural environment.
Authorities were present at the meeting, including Ambassador Alejandro Daneri and Pedro Galimberti, President and Vice President of the Argentine Delegation of the Mixed Technical Commission (CTM) of Salto Grande, respectively; the person in charge of Micro-regions of the Secretariat of Tourism of Entre Ríos, Martin Di Martino; the Undersecretary of Tourism of Concordia, Laureano Schvartzman; the Secretary of Tourism of Federación, Ezequiel Marozzini; the Director of Tourism of Villa del Rosario, Janet Bordigión; the Director of Tourism of Puerto Yeruá, Andres Boni; the Director of Culture and Tourism of Los Charrúas, Silvina Lacroix; the Director of Culture and Tourism of the Municipality of Santa Ana, Luis Vago, and the Concordia Airport Administrator, Gabriel Di Lauro.
The session took place in the hall of the Argentine Delegation of the Mixed Technical Commission of Salto Grande, where the tourism initiatives promoted by each locality were presented, highlighting the identity and unique value that each community contributes to the regional offering. Opportunities were also identified to coordinate efforts in key areas such as product diversification, service improvement, and the integration of circuits connecting the different localities.
The meeting focused on strategic planning based on the Sustainable Development Goals, with the aim of generating genuine employment, promoting inclusive growth, and highlighting the cultural, natural, and historical wealth of the region. These actions seek to benefit both local communities and those who visit the destination.
Furthermore, connectivity was highlighted as a fundamental pillar for tourism development. The upcoming inauguration of the Comodoro Pierrestegui Airport in Concordia will be key to improving access to the region and attracting new investments in infrastructure and tourism services.
The Undersecretary of Tourism of Concordia of the Municipality of Concordia, Laureano Schvartzman, highlighted the relevance of this joint work: "This first meeting represents a significant step forward towards the consolidation of Concordia and Federación as a prominent destination, with a shared vision to face the challenges of an increasingly demanding tourism market. We will continue to move forward with new meetings that allow us to evaluate progress and shape the planned projects."
In this meeting, the commitment to joint work was reaffirmed, previously consolidated at the International Tourism Fair (FIT), where Concordia, Federación, and Salto (Oriental Republic of Uruguay) formed the only binational regional stand. This achievement highlights the willingness of the three cities to promote a joint approach that allows for offering diverse and enriching experiences, combining thermal, cultural, and scenic attractions in a unique natural environment.
Authorities were present at the meeting, including Ambassador Alejandro Daneri and Pedro Galimberti, President and Vice President of the Argentine Delegation of the Mixed Technical Commission (CTM) of Salto Grande, respectively; the person in charge of Micro-regions of the Secretariat of Tourism of Entre Ríos, Martin Di Martino; the Undersecretary of Tourism of Concordia, Laureano Schvartzman; the Secretary of Tourism of Federación, Ezequiel Marozzini; the Director of Tourism of Villa del Rosario, Janet Bordigión; the Director of Tourism of Puerto Yeruá, Andres Boni; the Director of Culture and Tourism of Los Charrúas, Silvina Lacroix; the Director of Culture and Tourism of the Municipality of Santa Ana, Luis Vago, and the Concordia Airport Administrator, Gabriel Di Lauro.