Leon XIV's Visit Boosted Tourism and Generated More than USD 88 Million
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A business survey highlighted the movement generated by religious celebrations and holidays.
Transport, hotel and gastronomy were the most dynamic sectors. Amid an ironed consumption, the reactivating miracle of Leon XIV made itself felt
The visit of Pope Leon XIV to Argentina generated a large-scale tourist movement that combined religious pilgrimages, international travel, short-term travel and traditional tourism. The event had as central points to the City of Buenos Aires, Córdoba and Luján, extending its effects to the hotel, gastronomic, transport and trade sector in various regions of the country. According to the survey disseminated by the Argentine Confederation of Medi…
The tour had as central points the City of Buenos Aires, Córdoba and Luján, extending its effects to the hotel, gastronomic, transport and trade sector in various regions of the country.
The religious celebrations convened crowds and mobilized contingents from different provinces, while the holidays enabled recreational getaways to beach, mountain and city destinations.
The event mobilized millions of people in the religious epicentres of Buenos Aires, Córdoba and Luján, and pushed recreational getaways to the Atlantic Coast and the interior of the country.
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