Tourism continues to rise: good expectations for 2023
In this sense, he pointed out that “Argentina has an aerial record above the values of the pandemicwhat speaks of a country that is growing, speaks of a country that is on the move, with good levels of employment and of course there are pending matters such as inflation”.
“But also, while that is happening, a country is happening that continues to grow, a country that continues to generate employment, a country and in the case of tourism we know very well that generates employment at the federal level, in each of the regions of Argentina“, he remarked.
He also mentioned that January totaled almost 700,000 foreign tourists, at “levels very close to pre-pandemic levels.” During the first half of January, more than 300,000 tourists from abroad had visited the country, almost 180,000 arrived in Argentina in 360 cruises during the month of January, which was a record for the sector, exceeding pre-pandemic records by 10 percent.
In this regard, he stated that this “speaks of a country that is growing”, and commented that “what is happening with tourism makes us very happy and makes us very happy above all for having had a plan to collaborate in what is recovery. And speaking of growth, Argentina will grow for three consecutive years after many yearsThat’s very important,” he said.
This makes us “envision a different scenario for what is coming, which at the end of the day, is what one works for,” he said.
Along these lines, he stated that the aim is “have a country that ends cyclical crises that Argentina has and that it can have a sustained development in the time that allows us leave behind poverty, unemployment, inflation“, compared to what he maintained that in his opinion “we are beginning to walk on the right path and we also have to value all this good news”.
In addition, he pondered the “absolute cost recovery” registered by the sector and specified that “one hundred percent of the cost is being recovered against January 2020.”
He also highlighted the role of private sector and held that “He has behaved with great maturity, has risen to the occasion because They understood that a massive Pre-Trip was for a time when the sector had to be supported and strengthened“.
“You have to keep working, you have to keep positioning Argentina, you have to keep doing works; you have to keep training, you have to keep showing that tourism, as we said on the first day, is one of the mainstays of the development and growth of Argentina”, concluded Lammens.
Source: Ambito
