June 14, 2024 – 12:40
There are a couple of long weekends coming up and there will be a greater influx of visitors to Mendoza. With this framework, Bodegas de Argentina and the Ministry of Security of the province signed a agreement of training to the Police Tourist in everything that has to do with wine tourism and movement to and from wineries that are part of the Wine Routes.
The agreement, which contains 8 clauses and is valid for 2 years, renewable, was signed by the president of BA, Walter Bressia, and the Minister of Security, Mercedes Rusin the Lamadrid winery, located in Luján.
“The objective is to promote and develop complementary, cooperation and reciprocal assistance activities of an institutional, commercial, social, cultural and service nature, especially in relation to wineries that venture into the tourism sector,” the document says.
“We have to transmit that security and, in the same way, feel safe inside.. I thank the Police team and take this opportunity to highlight the importance of empowering each other. “Wine is our ambassador and opens doors so that they can come to know the province, the gastronomy and the tourist places,” he noted. Bressia.
Safety on the Wine Roads
For her part, Minister Rus pointed out that the Tourist Police training “It has to do with the safety of each of the tourists who visit our province. But it also of each of the wineries, of the services offered, and for public safety in general.”
The agreement focuses on a Reciprocal training to make the Wine Trails circuit safer for tourists and visitors. That is, to the Police on the dynamics of wineries and wine consumption by tourists, and to staff of the tourist area of the establishments in the action against any crime.
“Tasks will be aligned technological coordination between the tools used by the ministry and the facilities that the wineries have, so that the entire system is more efficient,” he said Walter Pavonmanager of Institutional Relations of BA and representative of Wine Tourism of the chamber.
In this sense, the Tourist Police will be trained in issues of wine tourism and moderate wine consumption “to better prevent accidents and achieve greater responsibility for drivers who travel along the Wine Roads,” he explained. Peacockwhich is also the BdA Wine Tourism Reference.
Other axes of training
–Collaborate and participate in general development activities of Wine Tourismespecially security in general and of tourists in particular, reciprocal training, promotion and sustainability.
-Implementation and promotion of Moderate Wine Consumption Program – Wine In Moderation (WIM).
–Survey video surveillance security devices arranged in warehouses overlooking public roads, in order to analyze the compatibility of its incorporation into the provincial video surveillance system, with prior informed consent of the entity.
The objective, as they declared after signing the agreement “is to increase effectiveness in surveillance and response to possible incidents.”
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