According to the Ministry of Tourism in Entre Ríos, the average number of overnight stays exceeded the provincial average and was estimated at just over three nights of accommodation. Of the total number of visitors, 55% came from the Province and the City of Buenos Aires, 20% from Santa Fe localities, 10% is internal movement from Entre Ríos and another 10% from Córdoba and the north of the Litoral, among other points.
In this context, the Traffic Prevention Directorate of the Entre Ríos Police reported that some 100,000 vehicles entered during the weekend, most of them through the accesses of Zárate-Brazo Largo, the Subfluvial Tunnel and the Rosario-Victoria bridge.
78% of the tourists who toured the province arrived in private vehicles and the remaining 22% by bus or other transportation services.
From Tourism of the province they explained to Télam that the Pre-Trip is a highly required tool, since Entre Ríos became one of the provinces where tourists use previous credit that they had from previous Pre-Trips.
The Secretary of Tourism, María Laura Saad, told Télam that it is a “very effective and successful” national public policy. The province prepared itself “both receptively and emissively” with activities for Pre-Trip 3, a version that takes place in low season and thus “helps improve the season for destinations and the sector,” she added.
The official clarified that Entre Ríos “does not have a marked seasonality”, since it offers “multiple attractions, products and services”.
Source: Ambito
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