The data on the number of mobilized arise from the information provided by the Argentine Tourism Observatory of the Argentine Chamber of Tourism (CAT)while the Argentine Confederation of Medium-Sized Enterprises (CAME) stressed the economic impact.
“We are closing another long weekend with numbers that far exceed those of the pre-pandemic, both in consolidated and emerging destinations,” assured the Minister of Tourism and Sports, Matthias Lammens.
And I add: “We have been saying it since the summer: what is happening in tourism is no longer recovery, it is growth”.
The most chosen destinations
The sources highlighted the recovery of receptive tourism “led by visitors from Uruguay Y Brazil to Buenos aires city (CABA), San Carlos de Bariloche, San martin de los andes, jump and the destinations of the province of Between rivers, that had a great tourist movement”.
On the other hand, towns such as Cadillal (Tucuman), San Ignacio (Missions), White Bay (Buenos Aires), malargue (Mendoza), the Great Saint John, Villa Mercedes (Saint Louis), rosary beads (Santa Fe) and the capitals of Santiago del Estero Y The Rioja They were fully occupied.
In this regard, the president of the CAT, Gustavo Hani, assured that “The numbers for this long weekend already allow us to speak, in several destinations, of a trend with tourist movement above the figures we handled in 2019.”
Buenos Aires
This long weekend, in the province of Buenos Aires, the following tourist spots stood out: Mar del Plata with an occupancy rate of 70%, Tandil, 91%, Partido de la Costa, 70%, Villa Gesell, 70% and Junín, 85%.
In addition, destinations such as Bahía Blanca, 98%, Sierra de la Ventana, 75%, San Antonio de Areco, 95%, Adolfo Alsina, 75%, Tigre, 75%, Chascomús, 70%, Miramar also showed a strong level of occupancy. 99%, and the City of Buenos Aires with 70%, according to official information.
Cordova
In Córdoba Villa Carlos Paz reached 70% of occupied places, Villa General Belgrano 78%, La Cumbrecita 92%, Cosquín 85%, Santa Rosa de Calamuchita 61%, Alta Gracia 88%, Miramar de Ansenuza 75%. %, Villa Giardino at 79%, La Cumbre at 75%, Mina Clavero at 48%, Cura Brochero at 53% and Nono at 54%.
The average in the city of Córdoba exceeded 76%, and was positioned as one of the most chosen destinations for tourists, in a new long weekend that had significant movement in the different mountain valleys.
Among the attractions offered by the provincial capital, with the Historic District, Plaza San Martín, the Cabildo, the Cathedral, the Religious Art, Genaro Pérez and San Alberto museums, the Jesuit Crypt and the Basilica de la Merced, there are options highlights of gastronomy and guided tours in different areas.
The municipal government secretary, Miguel Siciliano, told Télam that the people of Córdoba are “happy with the hotel occupancy of Córdoba Capital. This means that there are thousands of citizens touring and visiting our city, that there are many people and businesses working and producing”.
NOA and NEA
In Jujuy, the Quebrada de Humahuaca had an occupation of 90%; Valleys, 80%; the Puna, 50% and the Yungas 52.2%, while Salta reached an average of 85%.
In Tucuman, Tafi del Valle, 93%; San Miguel de Tucumán, 94%; Saint Xavier, 98%; Yerba Buena, 98%; El Cadillal, 99%, and Tafi Viejo, 99%.
Misiones presented an occupation in Puerto Iguazú of 89%; Inns, 90%; Saint Ignatius, 95%; The Superb, 65%; Obera, 75%; San Vicente, 97% and El Dorado, 70%.
In Corrientes, the capital had an occupation of, 85%; Passage of the Homeland, 94%; the Esteros del Iberá, 70% and Bella Vista, 84%.
In Santiago del Estero, the Termas de Río Hondo, 90%; Santiago, 100% and La Banda 100%, while in La Rioja, Villa Unión, 90%; La Rioja Capital, 100%; Tama, 100%; Arauca 85% and Famatina, 85%.
In the province of Santa Fe, Rosario stood out with 98% occupancy; the city of Santa Fe, 90%; Rafaela, 100%; Oliveros, 90%; Villa Constitucion 80%; Melincué, 70% and Reconquest, 85%.
In Entre Ríos, Federación and Gualeguaychú registered an occupation of 90% and Paraná, 95%.
Whose
For its part, Mendoza registered in Las Leñas and Los Molles 90%; Mendoza capital, 91%; Malargue, 97%; Potrerillos, 93%; El Challao, 87% and Uspallata, 81%.
In San Juan, Calingasta had 96% of its tourist capacity occupied; Greater San Juan, 99%; Church, 67%; Jáchal, 65% and Valle Fértil, 93%.
In San Luis, Potrero de los Funes, 90% and Villa Mercedes 100%.
South
In Patagonia, San Carlos de Bariloche was 85% occupied; The Caves, 65%; Puerto Madryn, 87%; Esquel, 65%; San Martin de los Andes, 80%; Villa La Angostura, 70%; El Calafate, 65%; Ushuaia, 85% and Rio Grande 73%.
During the winter holidays, more than 5 million tourists traveled through the country, which also implied, as in this long weekend, a growth with respect to the pre-pandemic season.
Source: Ambito
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