On Tuesday, Governor Rogelio Frigerio visited the Ayuí thermal complex and stated: “We are in an incredible place in our province that we found in a state of neglect and abandonment, so with the team, we are restoring its value.” Mayor Francisco Azcué was part of the tour, noting that it is “a very important tourist heritage for the province of Entre Ríos and for the residents of Concordia.”
The thermal complex, which depends on the Salto Grande Development Corporation (Codesal), is located in the Perilago area of Salto Grande and has a water park. The provincial leader arrived there, along with the president of that organization, Gastón Granton; Mayor Francisco Azcué, and the Secretary-General of the province, Mauricio Colello, to visit it. The Secretary of Communication, Sergio Kneeteman, also participated.
On the occasion, the governor highlighted that work is being done to restore the value of the place, addressing the painting of the pools, the repair of the restrooms, and the lighting. He added that work is underway to evict intruders who were occupying part of the premises.
"We are, without money, managing and recovering an incredible place for tourism and thus generating greater income of resources," concluded the Entre Ríos leader.
HERITAGE
For his part, Mayor Azcué said that it is "a very important tourist heritage for the province of Entre Ríos and for the residents of Concordia. We carry the thermal springs and the lake in our DNA, which is an important part of our history."
"The governor has instructed us to work in a coordinated manner between the municipality, the provincial government, and Codesal, and that is what we are doing," affirmed Azcué, while indicating that "it will take time" to get it ready but "we have enormous potential" in that place.
In turn, the president of Codesal detailed that it is a 500-hectare property that offers a thermal complex, in addition to camping areas and natural beaches. "Apart from that, it has a very large property called Tortuga Alegre which is currently usurped and we are dedicated to being able to free it for its use," added Granton.
Meanwhile, the Secretary-General of the province, Mauricio Colello, stated that they found the thermal complex "in a very chaotic situation, disorganized, poorly managed administratively, and it could become one of the most important attractions in the province, so I celebrate that we can work in this way to get it back on its feet and for it to be an important tourist offer for the city and the province."
The thermal complex, which depends on the Salto Grande Development Corporation (Codesal), is located in the Perilago area of Salto Grande and has a water park. The provincial leader arrived there, along with the president of that organization, Gastón Granton; Mayor Francisco Azcué, and the Secretary-General of the province, Mauricio Colello, to visit it. The Secretary of Communication, Sergio Kneeteman, also participated.
On the occasion, the governor highlighted that work is being done to restore the value of the place, addressing the painting of the pools, the repair of the restrooms, and the lighting. He added that work is underway to evict intruders who were occupying part of the premises.
"We are, without money, managing and recovering an incredible place for tourism and thus generating greater income of resources," concluded the Entre Ríos leader.
HERITAGE
For his part, Mayor Azcué said that it is "a very important tourist heritage for the province of Entre Ríos and for the residents of Concordia. We carry the thermal springs and the lake in our DNA, which is an important part of our history."
"The governor has instructed us to work in a coordinated manner between the municipality, the provincial government, and Codesal, and that is what we are doing," affirmed Azcué, while indicating that "it will take time" to get it ready but "we have enormous potential" in that place.
In turn, the president of Codesal detailed that it is a 500-hectare property that offers a thermal complex, in addition to camping areas and natural beaches. "Apart from that, it has a very large property called Tortuga Alegre which is currently usurped and we are dedicated to being able to free it for its use," added Granton.
Meanwhile, the Secretary-General of the province, Mauricio Colello, stated that they found the thermal complex "in a very chaotic situation, disorganized, poorly managed administratively, and it could become one of the most important attractions in the province, so I celebrate that we can work in this way to get it back on its feet and for it to be an important tourist offer for the city and the province."