With the participation of representatives from the public, private, academic, and civil sectors, the second session of the Sustainable Tourism Strategic Plan was held, a key stage that seeks to define, in a participatory manner, the roadmap for the responsible tourism development of the city.
The PETS (Sustainable Tourism Strategic Plan 2025-2030), presented in May with its first workshop, seeks to draw on collective contributions that strengthen the construction of long-term sustainable public policies. Based on the premise that tourism is a concrete tool for local, sustainable, responsible, and inclusive development, the proposal is supported by the articulated work between the public and private sectors.
The initiative is promoted by the Undersecretariat of Tourism, under the Secretariat of Productive Development, and the Ente Mixto Concordiense de Turismo (EMCONTUR), with the academic backing of the Faculty of Administration Sciences of the Universidad Nacional de Entre Ríos (UNER). This support ensures an objective, comprehensive, and professional perspective for the planning of the destination.
AXES AND OBJECTIVES OF THE SECOND SESSION
The plan is organized into five fundamental axes defined by the SEGITTUR (Spain) model and adapted in Argentina through the IRAM 42101:2022 Standard: Governance, Innovation, Technology, Sustainability, and Accessibility.
Therefore, this second workshop resumed the contributions made in May during the first instance, where a comprehensive diagnosis of the Concordia destination was worked on in thematic tables.
Participating in this session were the president of the Ente Mixto Concordiense de Turismo (EMCONTUR), Laureano Schvartzman; the secretary of University Extension of the Faculty of Administration Sciences of the UNER, Mg. Pamela Velich; the director of the Tourism Degree at the UNER, Dr. María Lucila Salessi; the director of General Tourism Coordination of the Municipality of Concordia, Mariana Chiarello; and the director of the Centro de Convenciones Concordia, Marcelo Spomer.
The PETS (Sustainable Tourism Strategic Plan 2025-2030), presented in May with its first workshop, seeks to draw on collective contributions that strengthen the construction of long-term sustainable public policies. Based on the premise that tourism is a concrete tool for local, sustainable, responsible, and inclusive development, the proposal is supported by the articulated work between the public and private sectors.
The initiative is promoted by the Undersecretariat of Tourism, under the Secretariat of Productive Development, and the Ente Mixto Concordiense de Turismo (EMCONTUR), with the academic backing of the Faculty of Administration Sciences of the Universidad Nacional de Entre Ríos (UNER). This support ensures an objective, comprehensive, and professional perspective for the planning of the destination.
AXES AND OBJECTIVES OF THE SECOND SESSION
The plan is organized into five fundamental axes defined by the SEGITTUR (Spain) model and adapted in Argentina through the IRAM 42101:2022 Standard: Governance, Innovation, Technology, Sustainability, and Accessibility.
Therefore, this second workshop resumed the contributions made in May during the first instance, where a comprehensive diagnosis of the Concordia destination was worked on in thematic tables.
Participating in this session were the president of the Ente Mixto Concordiense de Turismo (EMCONTUR), Laureano Schvartzman; the secretary of University Extension of the Faculty of Administration Sciences of the UNER, Mg. Pamela Velich; the director of the Tourism Degree at the UNER, Dr. María Lucila Salessi; the director of General Tourism Coordination of the Municipality of Concordia, Mariana Chiarello; and the director of the Centro de Convenciones Concordia, Marcelo Spomer.