which are the 20 departments of the country most specialized in tourism

1. Argentine Lake (Santa Cruz): 21.7%
2. Iguazú (Misiones): 20.7%
3. Tilcara (Jujuy): 20.7%
4. The Lakes (Neuquen): 20.3%
5. Cachi (Salta): 16.7%
6. Rio Hondo (Santiago del Estero): 15.6%
7. Pinamar (Buenos Aires): 13.9%
8. Bariloche (Rio Negro): 13.5%
9. Villa Gesell (Buenos Aires): 11.5%
10. Junin (St. Louis): 11%

The same way, the 10 most specialized departments in software are the following:

1. Autonomous City of Buenos Aires: 6.2%
2. Vicente Lopez (Buenos Aires): 5.7%
3. Tandil (Buenos Aires): 4.5%
4. San Isidro (Buenos Aires): 4.4%
5. Cordoba Capital (Cordoba): 3.4%
6. Moron (Buenos Aires): 3.4%
7. Ituzaingó (Buenos Aires): 3.2%
8. Third of February (Buenos Aires): 3%
9. La Plata (Buenos Aires): 2.9%
10. Avellaneda (Buenos Aires): 2.9%

Furthermore, the database makes it possible to visualize the evolution of employment compared to the pre-pandemic in almost all places in the national territory (with the exception of some parties/municipalities that do not provide data). “It’s something that has never been done before,” Schteingart said.

It is worth remembering that the CEP itself showed in a previous report that in December of last year the 187,000 job sources that had been lost during the start of the pandemic were recovered.

At the sectoral level, significant heterogeneity was observed during the last two years; In relative terms, the activities that created the most employment were those linked to electronic commerce, health and highly qualified services, such as software.

In absolute terms, the manufacturing industry stood out, with the creation of more than 50,000 new jobs thanks to various factors, such as the greater digitization due to the pandemic, the greater demand for household products, the substitution of imports in some segments such as textiles or the automotive industry, and record production levels in areas such as agricultural machinery.