From craft fairs and shopping tours to sporting events and outdoor concerts, with the ever-present appeal of the thermal complexes and their beautiful natural landscapes, Concordia was once again chosen as an ideal place to enjoy the long weekend.
“As in every tourist weekend, we present a very varied agenda, combining tourist tours, guided visits, and public activities with multiple sporting, artistic, and recreational proposals offered by the private sector,” highlighted the Secretary of Tourism, Culture and Innovation, Mariana Chiarello, this Monday.
“This is important, because there are attractions that are always chosen, such as the thermal baths, San Carlos, the lake, the Costanera, and the tourist spaces that receive the most visits, but it is essential to strengthen the tourist offer with activities aimed at all audiences,” added the official.
“That is why, under this administration of Mayor Enrique Cresto, priority is given to coordination and teamwork with the private sector, consolidating public policies that encourage tourism development, but also supporting event organizers, show producers, and cultural managers in their different initiatives and activities,” added the official.
“Now we are working on the end of the year, the promotional calendar, and the preparations for the summer, which is a season where we have major events such as the Citriculture Festival, the Kings' Marathon, and the Carnivals of Concordia, which are also great tourist events that benefit the entire city,” concluded Chiarello.
“As in every tourist weekend, we present a very varied agenda, combining tourist tours, guided visits, and public activities with multiple sporting, artistic, and recreational proposals offered by the private sector,” highlighted the Secretary of Tourism, Culture and Innovation, Mariana Chiarello, this Monday.
“This is important, because there are attractions that are always chosen, such as the thermal baths, San Carlos, the lake, the Costanera, and the tourist spaces that receive the most visits, but it is essential to strengthen the tourist offer with activities aimed at all audiences,” added the official.
“That is why, under this administration of Mayor Enrique Cresto, priority is given to coordination and teamwork with the private sector, consolidating public policies that encourage tourism development, but also supporting event organizers, show producers, and cultural managers in their different initiatives and activities,” added the official.
“Now we are working on the end of the year, the promotional calendar, and the preparations for the summer, which is a season where we have major events such as the Citriculture Festival, the Kings' Marathon, and the Carnivals of Concordia, which are also great tourist events that benefit the entire city,” concluded Chiarello.