The Tourism Commission will meet with citizens in the region to internalize the consequences of the eruption of Puyehue and promote the destination in the region.<\/p>\n
The Tourism Commission who chairs the House Deputy Juan Salim (FPV) will meet on next Monday and Tuesday in the Patagonian towns of San Carlos de Bariloche (Rio Negro Province) and Villa La Angostura (Neuqu\u00e9n), to promote from the Chamber of Deputies tourism recovery in the region.
\nOn Monday, the activities will take place in the Pan American Hotel Bariloche in three committees that will address tourism from the private, public and educational-professional.
\nThe next day, lawmakers will move to Villa La Angostura, where part of the opening of the gondola of the Cerro Bayo and six times the main event commemorating the 80th anniversary of the town.<\/p>\n
The work will develop the deputies intended to consolidate the recovery of tourism in the region affected by the rain of ash generated by the eruption of Puyehue in June last year.
\nBeyond that, the meeting is part of the intention of the Tourism Commission to leave the area of the lower house as it did in previous years in which regions, northwestern, northeastern Argentina.
\nAccording to Deputy Salim said, “this mode allows you to be in the real scenario of the tourism issues, in direct contact with the community and the different actors of the activity of both the official and private, allowing a better understanding, a more effective screening, a direct communication from the State policies on the matter. ”
\n“Fundamentally, he added, develop and implement proposals, plans, programs and future projects with a solid, serious, possible, to facilitate the effective realization of them.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The Tourism Commission will meet with citizens in the region to internalize the consequences of the eruption of Puyehue and promote the destination in the region. The Tourism Commission who chairs the House Deputy Juan Salim (FPV) will meet on … Continue reading