Within the framework of the Latin American International Tourism Fair (FIT), the third edition of the Federal Tourism Industry Awards (FED) was held last Friday at the Costa Salguero Convention Center, a celebration that brought together more than 300 national tourism leaders in a true “federal” festival.
Representing the city were Mayor Francisco Azcué; the Executive President of the Concordia Mixed Tourism Board (EMCONTUR), Laureano Schvartzman; the Director of the General Tourism Coordination, Marcelo Spomer, and the director of the Carnival Board, Luis Sánchez.
In this context, the National Capital of Citriculture reaffirms its commitment to working towards an integral destination, with the capacity to attract investments, generate opportunities, and consolidate itself as one of the tourism hubs with the greatest projection.
Participation in the FED Awards becomes a fundamental support for this path, by strengthening the positioning of Concordia on the Argentine tourism map and projecting it with greater force within the Salto Grande Binational Region. This recognition not only validates local strategies, but also enhances the value of a territory with a shared identity and a constantly expanding tourism corridor, which opens up new development opportunities.
During the evening, guests were also able to enjoy a special moment of Concordia hospitality: the tasting of locally produced wines. Labels from Bodega Siandra Hermanos were shared, with their Merlot and Tannat varietals, and from Ecovert Champagne, a white wine of the Viognier varietal, reflecting the quality and growth of viticulture in Concordia, which is strengthening as part of its identity and tourist appeal.
FED AWARDS: RECOGNITION OF TOURISM EXCELLENCE
The FED Awards distinguish the best practices in the tourism sector, promoting innovation, quality, and sustainability. The organization was in charge of MS & Asociados, the production company of Ciudadanos Viajeros and Enlace Turístico, spaces led by Manuel Sierra, a journalist specializing in tourism with more than 35 years of experience. With clear objectives—to highlight successful experiences and foster a culture of excellence and innovation in the national tourism industry—the FED Awards are consolidated as a space for recognition and meeting for the main actors in the sector.
Concordia, once again, was present on this stage, strengthening its positioning as an emerging and strategic destination within the national tourism map.
Representing the city were Mayor Francisco Azcué; the Executive President of the Concordia Mixed Tourism Board (EMCONTUR), Laureano Schvartzman; the Director of the General Tourism Coordination, Marcelo Spomer, and the director of the Carnival Board, Luis Sánchez.
In this context, the National Capital of Citriculture reaffirms its commitment to working towards an integral destination, with the capacity to attract investments, generate opportunities, and consolidate itself as one of the tourism hubs with the greatest projection.
Participation in the FED Awards becomes a fundamental support for this path, by strengthening the positioning of Concordia on the Argentine tourism map and projecting it with greater force within the Salto Grande Binational Region. This recognition not only validates local strategies, but also enhances the value of a territory with a shared identity and a constantly expanding tourism corridor, which opens up new development opportunities.
During the evening, guests were also able to enjoy a special moment of Concordia hospitality: the tasting of locally produced wines. Labels from Bodega Siandra Hermanos were shared, with their Merlot and Tannat varietals, and from Ecovert Champagne, a white wine of the Viognier varietal, reflecting the quality and growth of viticulture in Concordia, which is strengthening as part of its identity and tourist appeal.
FED AWARDS: RECOGNITION OF TOURISM EXCELLENCE
The FED Awards distinguish the best practices in the tourism sector, promoting innovation, quality, and sustainability. The organization was in charge of MS & Asociados, the production company of Ciudadanos Viajeros and Enlace Turístico, spaces led by Manuel Sierra, a journalist specializing in tourism with more than 35 years of experience. With clear objectives—to highlight successful experiences and foster a culture of excellence and innovation in the national tourism industry—the FED Awards are consolidated as a space for recognition and meeting for the main actors in the sector.
Concordia, once again, was present on this stage, strengthening its positioning as an emerging and strategic destination within the national tourism map.