Long Weekend: 24.2% Increased the Number of Tourists, but Stays Were Shorter and Spending Fell
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More than 1.07 million tourists mobilized across different parts of the country during the long weekend through the passage to the Immortality of General José de San Martín and generated a direct economic impact of $245,907 million, according to a report prepared by private entities of the sector. According to the survey, which was disseminated by the Argentine Confederation of the Median Company (CAME), 1,074,171 people traveled, with an averag…
More than a million people mobilized across different parts of the country in this long weekend that generated a movement of more than 245 million pesos, according to a sectoral report at the national level. According to the work of CAME received by Agencia Noticias Argentinas, 1,074,171 people traveled, who made an average daily expenditure of $114,464 per visitor. This movement generated a direct economic impact of $245,907 million in the citi…
Jujuy al día ® – The schedule of cultural, musical, and traditional events boosted tourism over the long weekend, with more than 32,158 visitors and an economic impact exceeding $11 billion in Jujuy. The long weekend, from Friday, August 14th to Monday, August 17th [...] The entry "The long weekend saw hotel occupancy at 85.71% in Jujuy" was first published on Jujuy al día.
More than 1.07 million people toured different destinations in the country and generated an economic impact of $245,907 million. However, total spending fell 6.3% and the average stay was reduced to two days compared to 2023.
The destinations of Buenos Aires registered disparate realities, with high occupation in the mountains and more moderate levels on the Atlantic Coast.
Canal C The long weekend left $25 billion in Córdoba The province of Córdoba ended the long weekend in commemoration of General José de San Martín's Immortality Passage with an increase of more than 13% in the influx of visitors compared to the same period of 2025. According to official estimates, the activity generated an economic impact close to $25 billion from the expenditure distributed in hotels, gastronomy, commerce and tourist services.
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