The province of Córdoba had an average occupancy of 80% during the long weekend.
“We are more than satisfied with the number of people from all over the country who once again chose Córdoba. Last weekend – shorter but with a holiday too – we had an interesting movement which tells us that the appropriate course is this, the one defined by Governor Martín Llaryora: to enhance the province for its geographical, gastronomic and -among other things – for its events like yesterday’s, La Renga, which filled the city with visitors,” said the president of the Córdoba Tourism Agency, Darío Capitani.
According to a survey by the Agency, in the Traslasierras Valley, Nono was at 75% and Villa Cura Brochero at 70%; To the north and northwest, Tulumba (recently elected to compete as one of the most beautiful towns in the world) reached 100% and had to refer tourists to neighboring towns, while Dean Funes was at 70%.
In the Calamuchita Valley, La Cumbrecita recorded 98%, Villa General Belgrano 88%, Yacanto de Calamuchita 85% and Santa Rosa more than 80%. Punilla, meanwhile, reported 95% in Capilla del Monte and Villa Carlos Paz was at 85.5%, with the capacity of the categorized hotels absolutely full.
Miramar de Ansenuza reported 85%; in the Sierras Chicas -both Colonia Caroya and Jesús Maria- they were at 80%; and Córdoba city averaged 75%.
The visitors arrived from Buenos Aires, Santa Fe, the province of Córdoba itself and the north and Cuyo of the country.
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