CONCORDIA POSITIONS ITSELF IN THE SPORTS CALENDAR, FOSTERING THE CITY'S TOURISM AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Following the confirmation of the arrival of the Turismo Nacional for the month of April in Concordia, this Thursday the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell´Olio, together with the Undersecretary of Tourism, Laureano Schvartzman and the president of the Auto Moto Club Concordia Salvador Carubia, toured the venue where the competition will take place.
Just as it happened throughout 2024, the Municipality supports this type of activity within the framework of public policies that aim at the consolidation of Concordia in the national sports calendar, favoring tourism and economic development.
The arrival of the TN is scheduled for the weekend of April 4 to 6.
IMPACT
Dell´Olio emphasized first of all that this responds to a joint effort imposed by the administration of Mayor Francisco Azcué with different institutions of the city. “The Auto Moto Club is one of them and we have been doing it before the arrival of any national motorsport category as well as other activities”.
“For us it is vital because a lot of movement is generated in the city, whether in tourism, gastronomy, hotels and sports. This type of competition moves a lot of people and the impact is always positive” remarked Dell´Olio.
The arrival of the TN “generates high expectations for us because this gives visibility to Concordia, before, during and after the race, which is why we support and work jointly with the Board of Directors of the Auto Moto Club Concordia and the Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera (ACTC)”.
From a tourism perspective, Schvartzman highlighted the impact this causes: “We have a great opportunity to reposition ourselves or position ourselves at a national and even international level as a venue for events” thinking about the calendar of activities that has been scheduled for next month, which includes the long weekend of Holy Week.
“This is the result of the articulated work that in our case we do through the Ente Mixto Concordiense de Turismo (EMCONTUR). These are concrete actions that allow us to position ourselves so that the destination is strengthened more and more, not only for its attractions, which it already has, but also as a venue for events”.
“ONE OF THE BEST CIRCUITS”
Finally, Carubia maintained that “we have one of the best circuits in the country and I believe we have the duty to exploit it and squeeze it as much as possible. The Turismo Nacional is one of the most important categories in the country and it is a great achievement to have it here, again this year”.
In that context, he detailed that at the request of the ACTC, some details on the track are being finalized, such as “60 meters to cover with tire barriers for safety reasons and a gravel trap as well”, he reported.
Regarding what will be experienced during April 4, 5 and 6, the arrival of the teams and the public is expected from the week prior to the date. The activities will begin with practice sessions during Friday, qualifying on Saturday and the final series races on Sunday.
“It is a good time of the year in terms of weather, therefore we expect great public support” concluded Carubia.
Following the confirmation of the arrival of the Turismo Nacional for the month of April in Concordia, this Thursday the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell´Olio, together with the Undersecretary of Tourism, Laureano Schvartzman and the president of the Auto Moto Club Concordia Salvador Carubia, toured the venue where the competition will take place.
Just as it happened throughout 2024, the Municipality supports this type of activity within the framework of public policies that aim at the consolidation of Concordia in the national sports calendar, favoring tourism and economic development.
The arrival of the TN is scheduled for the weekend of April 4 to 6.
IMPACT
Dell´Olio emphasized first of all that this responds to a joint effort imposed by the administration of Mayor Francisco Azcué with different institutions of the city. “The Auto Moto Club is one of them and we have been doing it before the arrival of any national motorsport category as well as other activities”.
“For us it is vital because a lot of movement is generated in the city, whether in tourism, gastronomy, hotels and sports. This type of competition moves a lot of people and the impact is always positive” remarked Dell´Olio.
The arrival of the TN “generates high expectations for us because this gives visibility to Concordia, before, during and after the race, which is why we support and work jointly with the Board of Directors of the Auto Moto Club Concordia and the Asociación Corredores de Turismo Carretera (ACTC)”.
From a tourism perspective, Schvartzman highlighted the impact this causes: “We have a great opportunity to reposition ourselves or position ourselves at a national and even international level as a venue for events” thinking about the calendar of activities that has been scheduled for next month, which includes the long weekend of Holy Week.
“This is the result of the articulated work that in our case we do through the Ente Mixto Concordiense de Turismo (EMCONTUR). These are concrete actions that allow us to position ourselves so that the destination is strengthened more and more, not only for its attractions, which it already has, but also as a venue for events”.
“ONE OF THE BEST CIRCUITS”
Finally, Carubia maintained that “we have one of the best circuits in the country and I believe we have the duty to exploit it and squeeze it as much as possible. The Turismo Nacional is one of the most important categories in the country and it is a great achievement to have it here, again this year”.
In that context, he detailed that at the request of the ACTC, some details on the track are being finalized, such as “60 meters to cover with tire barriers for safety reasons and a gravel trap as well”, he reported.
Regarding what will be experienced during April 4, 5 and 6, the arrival of the teams and the public is expected from the week prior to the date. The activities will begin with practice sessions during Friday, qualifying on Saturday and the final series races on Sunday.
“It is a good time of the year in terms of weather, therefore we expect great public support” concluded Carubia.