On the other hand, he stressed the importance of the “resumption of tourism”, within the framework of the coronavirus pandemic, in which the movement of people across the planet was affected. “Our work is focused on ensuring that no agent, no people, is left behind,” added Pololikashvili.
The three Argentine towns that will participate in the contest:
Trevelin, Chubut
It is located on the edge of the Andes Mountains, in Chubut. One of its biggest attractions is its field of multicolored tulips that bloom in October. It is known as “the Garden of Chubut” and has about 9 thousand inhabitants.
Its tourist offer is completed with a Welsh Route that traces the history of the first settlers who settled in 1885. Its name means “Mill Town” because it still preserves some of those installed by the first settlers for their productive activity.
Caspalá, Jujuy
It is located in the Valle Grande, about 3000 meters above sea level, and 240 km from San Salvador de Jujuy. It is an agribusiness community of 300 inhabitants that in recent years began to incorporate some tourist services such as guides, lodgings and handicrafts.
Among its main attractions are: the Santa Rosa de Lima Church, a chapel built in the 1840s by Don Tomás Coronel, its bronze bells were brought from Peru as well as the image of the patron saint of the town, every August 30 Caspalá celebrates its patronal feast.
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Conception of the Yaguareté Corá, Corrientes
The town bears the name of Yaguareté Corá (“Corral del tigre” in Guaraní). It is the head of the municipality of Concepción and is 183 km from the capital. Currently it has about 5 thousand inhabitants and is the entrance door to the Iberá National Park.
It was founded as part of the settlement of the area by small farmers and independent ranchers. Its population, at the time of its foundation, was 82 Spaniards and 26 natives.
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