Among the various attractions offered by the Costanera of Concordia, there is the so-called Motorhome Zone, a space exclusively intended for those who choose to travel through our city and the region with their own vehicle and the possibility of staying in a place that offers different services.
During the month of August, the entry of more than 70 vehicles has been recorded, with a total of more than 130 tourists coming, mainly, from different cities in the provinces of Buenos Aires, Río Negro, Chubut, Córdoba, Mendoza, Neuquén and Entre Ríos itself, among others. Travelers also arrived from abroad, mainly from Uruguay, Brazil, Germany, Switzerland, Denmark and the Netherlands.
“This is a tourist segment chosen by many who seek another type of contact with the attractions. Concordia offers a great variety of places to be visited and toured, and the fact that we can have a space intended for motorhomes, with access to services, makes many choose us to spend their days in the city while they get to know it,” highlighted María Perini, from the Costanera Management Entity.
In that sense, she also pointed out that the place, located in the vicinity of the Green Zone, “continues to operate and is enabled, hoping to continue receiving tourists who arrive in Concordia looking for rest and tranquility.”
During the month of August, the entry of more than 70 vehicles has been recorded, with a total of more than 130 tourists coming, mainly, from different cities in the provinces of Buenos Aires, Río Negro, Chubut, Córdoba, Mendoza, Neuquén and Entre Ríos itself, among others. Travelers also arrived from abroad, mainly from Uruguay, Brazil, Germany, Switzerland, Denmark and the Netherlands.
“This is a tourist segment chosen by many who seek another type of contact with the attractions. Concordia offers a great variety of places to be visited and toured, and the fact that we can have a space intended for motorhomes, with access to services, makes many choose us to spend their days in the city while they get to know it,” highlighted María Perini, from the Costanera Management Entity.
In that sense, she also pointed out that the place, located in the vicinity of the Green Zone, “continues to operate and is enabled, hoping to continue receiving tourists who arrive in Concordia looking for rest and tranquility.”