“The rise in the dollar over the last fifteen days has made the Uruguayan public return to Entre Ríos, not as much as last year, and this is a factor that increases consumption,” said Satto.
On the other hand, he assured that the last weekend was “very good”, with a high level of occupancy in Paraná, Victoria, Federación, Concepción, Colón and Gualeguaychú. In some places 90 percent occupancy was reached. “The issue of proximity favors us, the hours are few, there is good security and the contact with nature is the strengths. In Entre Ríos there are many offers,” observed the secretary and highlighted that 80 percent of our audience comes from the Federal Capital and Greater Buenos Aires. “The queues at the toll offices were very important, you could tell there was a lot of movement,” he commented.
Likewise, Satto referred to the meeting on June 13, where the Federal Tourism Council met with the secretaries and ministers of all the provinces, to request that the August 17 holiday, which falls on a Saturday, be moved to Friday or the following Monday. “All the country’s ministers signed the note. They practically gave us a yes,” the official said.
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