International Tourism Day will be celebrated with the first meeting organized by the public and academic sectors.
Days ago, an inter-institutional meeting was held, in which the Undersecretary of Tourism of the Municipality of Concordia and Executive President of EMCONTUR, Laureano Schvartzman and his team; the Secretariat of University Extension of the Faculty of Administration Sciences - UNER, Pamela Velich; and the Rural Tourism and Viticulture areas of INTA, Ivana Maldonado and Guillermo Meier respectively, participated.
In pursuit of the development of tourism activity as a transformer of the realities of local communities, on Tuesday, September 24, the event will be held, free of charge, which will have rural, urban, and meetings and events tourism as thematic axes with a perspective on the SDGs.
The objective of this meeting is to strengthen the tourism sector of the Concordia department by identifying and analyzing current challenges and opportunities, promoting the exchange of knowledge, collaboration between key actors, and the development of concrete strategies to enhance rural, urban, and meetings and events tourism modalities within the framework of the SDGs.
PROGRAM OF THE DAY
The activity, which will last half a day, is scheduled to begin at 08:00 AM with accreditation and an opening ceremony at the Convention Center.
The day will begin with the rural tourism panel, which will be moderated by INTA Concordia and include case studies such as Establecimiento La Angélica and Bodega Siandra Hermanos.
The urban tourism block will feature a presentation by Horacio Elgorriaga, co-founder of the Art Nouveau Buenos Aires Association (AANBA), within the framework of the declaration of Concordia as part of the Argentine Art Nouveau Route.
The final axis, oriented towards meetings and events tourism, will be developed by Pablo Singerman and Pablo Sismanian, both economists and leaders in the segment, with extensive national and international experience in the sector.
It should be noted that the target audience will be entrepreneurs and tourism service providers, potential investors interested in tourism activity, students and professionals of tourism and related careers, third-sector organizations linked to sustainable development, biodiversity, etc., sector press, and the general public.
The day, free and open to the public, requires prior registration by clicking on the following form: https://forms.gle/ a1bbKxDNoryeCEiD9
Days ago, an inter-institutional meeting was held, in which the Undersecretary of Tourism of the Municipality of Concordia and Executive President of EMCONTUR, Laureano Schvartzman and his team; the Secretariat of University Extension of the Faculty of Administration Sciences - UNER, Pamela Velich; and the Rural Tourism and Viticulture areas of INTA, Ivana Maldonado and Guillermo Meier respectively, participated.
In pursuit of the development of tourism activity as a transformer of the realities of local communities, on Tuesday, September 24, the event will be held, free of charge, which will have rural, urban, and meetings and events tourism as thematic axes with a perspective on the SDGs.
The objective of this meeting is to strengthen the tourism sector of the Concordia department by identifying and analyzing current challenges and opportunities, promoting the exchange of knowledge, collaboration between key actors, and the development of concrete strategies to enhance rural, urban, and meetings and events tourism modalities within the framework of the SDGs.
PROGRAM OF THE DAY
The activity, which will last half a day, is scheduled to begin at 08:00 AM with accreditation and an opening ceremony at the Convention Center.
The day will begin with the rural tourism panel, which will be moderated by INTA Concordia and include case studies such as Establecimiento La Angélica and Bodega Siandra Hermanos.
The urban tourism block will feature a presentation by Horacio Elgorriaga, co-founder of the Art Nouveau Buenos Aires Association (AANBA), within the framework of the declaration of Concordia as part of the Argentine Art Nouveau Route.
The final axis, oriented towards meetings and events tourism, will be developed by Pablo Singerman and Pablo Sismanian, both economists and leaders in the segment, with extensive national and international experience in the sector.
It should be noted that the target audience will be entrepreneurs and tourism service providers, potential investors interested in tourism activity, students and professionals of tourism and related careers, third-sector organizations linked to sustainable development, biodiversity, etc., sector press, and the general public.
The day, free and open to the public, requires prior registration by clicking on the following form: https://forms.gle/
