The XXL weekend brought 26 thousand visitors who left $ 4,231,394,821 – Nuevo Diario de Salta | The little diary

The XXL weekend brought 26 thousand visitors who left $ 4,231,394,821 – Nuevo Diario de Salta | The little diary
The XXL weekend brought 26 thousand visitors who left $ 4,231,394,821 – Nuevo Diario de Salta | The little diary

In the weekend extended by the holiday in commemoration of Manuel Belgrano’s passage to immortality, the Ministry of Tourism and Sports of Salta reported on the main statistical indicators generated between Thursday, June 20 and Saturday, June 22, with three nights where Establishments that provide accommodation services registered 57,655 overnight stays.

The provincial destinations with the highest occupancy rates were: Cachi (95.5%), Iruya (89.7%), San Lorenzo (88.2%), Cafayate (86.5%), San Antonio de los Cobres (81.8%). %) City of Salta (80.7%), Rosario de la Frontera (73.1%), Coronel Moldes (66.4%), Molinos (66.4%) and San Carlos (63.1%). Based on the daily survey, the net occupancy rate was 76.4% from 26,649 visitors, with an average overnight stay of 2.1 nights over the three nights of the XXL weekend.

The estimated economic impact was $4,231,394,821. These data arise from a stratified sample of the 25,215 places available in the province; in those days; These figures linked to the number of visitors will be updated when Big Data Telecom Insights data is available.

The Argentine Chamber of Tourism (CAT) highlighted the positive figures of the tourist movement during the past long weekend and, at the same time, called on the Government to incorporate a new holiday in the month of August.

“This weekend has been very encouraging in terms of tourism, with destinations throughout the country that have shown occupancy above 70%,” he said. Gustavo Hanipresident of the CAT.

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