The city's diverse proposals, among which sports, cultural, wellness, nature, adventure, fishing, vineyards, and others stood out, allowed residents and tourists to enjoy four days full of activities.
From the Tourism Observatory directorate, under the Undersecretariat of Tourism, various surveys were carried out at strategic points such as KM 248, Parque San Carlos, during the Tourist Bus departures, and also through the collaboration and commitment of private service providers who provided relevant information on the activity.
Thus, we can know how the activity has performed during this brief break, prior to experiencing the winter holidays. The tourist bus experience had more than 100 people who got to know the city through the traditional circuit of the “Magic Land of The Little Prince” destination. Through the measurements taken, comments stand out regarding what said visitors enjoyed, such as: “the wonderful history of the author of The Little Prince that I did not know, and all the data they told us about the city surprised me a lot” and “very interesting all the context information, to understand the reality of Concordia. We are leaving very satisfied”.
Among the visitors who arrived, those from the main source centers such as Buenos Aires, Santa Fe, Córdoba, and localities in Entre Ríos stand out. Some further away such as La Pampa, Río Negro, or Misiones, and at an international level, we received tourists from Uruguay, Venezuela, the United States, and Germany.
The most chosen experiences highlighted getting to know local history and culture through tours that included the Parque and Castillo San Carlos - which received more than 660 visitors -; the city's museums, and the Naranjal de Pereda with a natural historical talk that had a large attendance.
Vineyards, wineries, and rural tourism establishments were other highlighted products during the weekend. More than 100 people lived the experience with tastings offered by local wine ventures, allowing visitors to learn about the current situation and its historical context regarding production in the area.
The most prominent wellness activities were framed around the International Day of Yoga, offering meditation experiences, motivational talks, thermalism, and nature throughout the entire city. Related to wellness, thermalism was another of the attractions that continues to attract a significant number of tourists and visitors, through the complexes that the city has.
Likewise, Concordia hosted a multiplicity of sporting events, among which the Provincial Skating Tournament, the Entre Ríos Women's Basketball Championship, and the Concordia Padel Master stood out.
Fishing is not exempt from this diversity of products that Concordia was able to offer, as intense days of this attractive activity were experienced on the Uruguay River during the four days of the break.
Other attractions of the destination are the varied gastronomic offer, which allowed for the enjoyment of our regional flavors, highly recognized by tourists and residents.
The Tourist Information Center (CIT) was the strategic point to learn about the activities to carry out throughout the weekend and to finalize reservations for the planned activities.
Finally, with a hotel occupancy of 75%, the city experienced a positive weekend for tourism activity.
From the Tourism Observatory directorate, under the Undersecretariat of Tourism, various surveys were carried out at strategic points such as KM 248, Parque San Carlos, during the Tourist Bus departures, and also through the collaboration and commitment of private service providers who provided relevant information on the activity.
Thus, we can know how the activity has performed during this brief break, prior to experiencing the winter holidays. The tourist bus experience had more than 100 people who got to know the city through the traditional circuit of the “Magic Land of The Little Prince” destination. Through the measurements taken, comments stand out regarding what said visitors enjoyed, such as: “the wonderful history of the author of The Little Prince that I did not know, and all the data they told us about the city surprised me a lot” and “very interesting all the context information, to understand the reality of Concordia. We are leaving very satisfied”.
Among the visitors who arrived, those from the main source centers such as Buenos Aires, Santa Fe, Córdoba, and localities in Entre Ríos stand out. Some further away such as La Pampa, Río Negro, or Misiones, and at an international level, we received tourists from Uruguay, Venezuela, the United States, and Germany.
The most chosen experiences highlighted getting to know local history and culture through tours that included the Parque and Castillo San Carlos - which received more than 660 visitors -; the city's museums, and the Naranjal de Pereda with a natural historical talk that had a large attendance.
Vineyards, wineries, and rural tourism establishments were other highlighted products during the weekend. More than 100 people lived the experience with tastings offered by local wine ventures, allowing visitors to learn about the current situation and its historical context regarding production in the area.
The most prominent wellness activities were framed around the International Day of Yoga, offering meditation experiences, motivational talks, thermalism, and nature throughout the entire city. Related to wellness, thermalism was another of the attractions that continues to attract a significant number of tourists and visitors, through the complexes that the city has.
Likewise, Concordia hosted a multiplicity of sporting events, among which the Provincial Skating Tournament, the Entre Ríos Women's Basketball Championship, and the Concordia Padel Master stood out.
Fishing is not exempt from this diversity of products that Concordia was able to offer, as intense days of this attractive activity were experienced on the Uruguay River during the four days of the break.
Other attractions of the destination are the varied gastronomic offer, which allowed for the enjoyment of our regional flavors, highly recognized by tourists and residents.
The Tourist Information Center (CIT) was the strategic point to learn about the activities to carry out throughout the weekend and to finalize reservations for the planned activities.
Finally, with a hotel occupancy of 75%, the city experienced a positive weekend for tourism activity.