It will promote the exchange of experiences, innovation in tourism management, and regional integration, consolidating Concordia as a strategic point within the binational Salto Grande corridor. The meeting will take place on Tuesday, November 11, starting at 3:30 PM, at the Convention Center, and will bring together leaders in the tourism sector, professionals, and representatives of public and private organizations committed to the development of the destination.
Organized by the Undersecretariat of Tourism of the Municipality of Concordia and the Mixed Entity of Tourism of Concordia (EMCONTUR), in collaboration with the Faculty of Administration Sciences of the National University of Entre Ríos (FCAD - UNER) and the National Institute of Agricultural Technology - Concordia Branch (INTA), the event will bring together professionals, entrepreneurs, academics, and representatives of public and private organizations linked to tourism. During the day, current trends, management tools, and development strategies will be addressed, with the aim of projecting a competitive, sustainable destination with its own identity.
The program will include thematic panels, presentations by specialists, and participatory debate spaces, where challenges and opportunities for the growth of the sector will be analyzed.
The conference will feature top-tier speakers, recognized for their trajectory and contribution in terms of planning, innovation, and tourism development, who will share experiences and knowledge that will allow for enriching the local and regional perspective on the activity.
Talks that invite us to rethink tourism from the perspective of sustainability, innovation, and regional integration: Mg. Luis Chalar (Salto, ROU) and Mg. Pamela Velich: “Binational Productive Circuits: Integration and Development in the Salto Grande Region”; Lic. Andrés Ziperovich (virtual modality): “Artificial Intelligence and tourism management: opportunities and challenges”; Lic. Ivana Maldonado: "Japanese SHEP work methodology applied to rural tourism in Puerto Yeruá"; Dr. Gabriel Miremont: “Knowing our visitors: keys to a new cultural management model in museums and related spaces”; Lic. Mariana De Leo: “Projecting, undertaking, and innovating: keys to regenerative tourism”; Lic. Carolina Tkachuk: “Smart Local Governments: Urban Innovation Ecosystems for Exponential Governance”; and journalist Juan Pablo Regalado: “Including to transform: management and experiences for accessible tourism”.
In this way, Concordia reaffirms its role as a reference center for regional tourism, promoting joint work between institutions and the community to strengthen the tourism offer and consolidate an integral, accessible, and sustainable management model.
Participation in the Tourism Conference is free and open to the public. The complete program will be announced soon, and registration will be enabled through the official channels of the Undersecretariat of Tourism of Concordia and EMCONTUR.
Organized by the Undersecretariat of Tourism of the Municipality of Concordia and the Mixed Entity of Tourism of Concordia (EMCONTUR), in collaboration with the Faculty of Administration Sciences of the National University of Entre Ríos (FCAD - UNER) and the National Institute of Agricultural Technology - Concordia Branch (INTA), the event will bring together professionals, entrepreneurs, academics, and representatives of public and private organizations linked to tourism. During the day, current trends, management tools, and development strategies will be addressed, with the aim of projecting a competitive, sustainable destination with its own identity.
The program will include thematic panels, presentations by specialists, and participatory debate spaces, where challenges and opportunities for the growth of the sector will be analyzed.
The conference will feature top-tier speakers, recognized for their trajectory and contribution in terms of planning, innovation, and tourism development, who will share experiences and knowledge that will allow for enriching the local and regional perspective on the activity.
Talks that invite us to rethink tourism from the perspective of sustainability, innovation, and regional integration: Mg. Luis Chalar (Salto, ROU) and Mg. Pamela Velich: “Binational Productive Circuits: Integration and Development in the Salto Grande Region”; Lic. Andrés Ziperovich (virtual modality): “Artificial Intelligence and tourism management: opportunities and challenges”; Lic. Ivana Maldonado: "Japanese SHEP work methodology applied to rural tourism in Puerto Yeruá"; Dr. Gabriel Miremont: “Knowing our visitors: keys to a new cultural management model in museums and related spaces”; Lic. Mariana De Leo: “Projecting, undertaking, and innovating: keys to regenerative tourism”; Lic. Carolina Tkachuk: “Smart Local Governments: Urban Innovation Ecosystems for Exponential Governance”; and journalist Juan Pablo Regalado: “Including to transform: management and experiences for accessible tourism”.
In this way, Concordia reaffirms its role as a reference center for regional tourism, promoting joint work between institutions and the community to strengthen the tourism offer and consolidate an integral, accessible, and sustainable management model.
Participation in the Tourism Conference is free and open to the public. The complete program will be announced soon, and registration will be enabled through the official channels of the Undersecretariat of Tourism of Concordia and EMCONTUR.