More than 100 thousand tourists visited Córdoba last week, attracted by major events of national and international impact.
The movement generated income of more than 10 billion pesos in just 7 days: “More than 100 thousand tourists visited us, which fills us with pride and the desire to continue on this path: that of supporting cultural, sporting, religious and cultural events. of meetings because without a doubt they represent an essential injection of resources for the people of Córdoba,” he expressed Dario Capitanihead of the Córdoba Tourism Agency in dialogue with Chain 3.
Between last week’s historic superclassic, the challenge to the Río Pinto in the Punilla valley; a congress of health professionals and last night’s match between Boca and Estudiantes, different sectors of the Cordoban economy received more than 10 billion pesos between accommodation, gastronomy, transportation and entertainment among other issues.
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“It is to highlight the work of all the ministries and – above all – of Governor Martín Llaryora who was always very clear that the path was this way: supporting events and festivals that react to regional economies and allow maintaining and generating new sources of income. work,” Capitani pointed out.
Last night, the semi-final for the League Cup, mobilized more than 30 thousand tourists who saturated the hotel near the Kempes and reached a total of 80% occupancy in the rest of the hotel spaces in the city.
Finally, the head of the tourism portfolio highlighted the teamwork that is carried out daily with the private sector that “invests, supports and is committed to making Córdoba the most important place in the interior of the country.”
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An important economic injection
The different actors in the Córdoba economy saw an income of more than 10,000 million pesos thanks to these events. “These types of activities represent an essential injection for all Cordobans,” said the president of the Córdoba Tourism Agency.
The areas that benefited the most were accommodation, gastronomy, transportation and entertainment.
Report by Alejandro Bustos.
