Survey of Campings, Glampings and Motorhome Parks

The Entre Ríos tourism board is conducting a technical study to improve services at campings, glampings, and motorhome parks. The study, funded by the Federal Investment Council, began in March and covers areas along the Paraná and Uruguay rivers. It focuses on service quality, infrastructure, accessibility, and sustainability. The findings will help define strategic actions to develop nature tourism in the region.

The province of Entre Ríos is conducting a technical consultancy to improve services at camping, glamping, and motorhome park facilities. The work includes field surveys in the Paraná and Uruguay river coastal areas, initiated in March, analyzing infrastructure, accessibility, and sustainability. The study is funded by the Federal Investment Council and aims to strengthen nature tourism as a priority product for the region.

The Entre Ríos Mixed Tourism Entity is conducting a technical consultancy to improve services in campings, glampings, and motorhome parks. Specialists are surveying sites along the Paraná and Uruguay river coasts, analyzing infrastructure, accessibility, and sustainability. The findings will inform plans to develop nature tourism in the province.

The Entre Ríos tourism board is conducting a technical consultancy to improve services at campings, glampings, and motorhome parks. Specialists are assessing service quality, infrastructure, and accessibility on-site, covering two national parks and over 20 natural reserves. The findings will establish guidelines to enhance the region's competitiveness in the nature tourism segment.

The Entre Ríos tourism board is conducting a technical consultancy to improve services at campings, glampings, and motorhome parks. The study, funded by the Federal Investment Council, involves field visits to analyze infrastructure, accessibility, and sustainability. The goal is to identify strengths and gaps in the current offering to position the province as a leader in nature tourism.

The province of Entre Ríos is conducting a technical consultancy to improve services in campings, glampings, and motorhome parks. The study, funded by the Federal Investment Council, includes field surveys of facilities and interviews with service providers, having started in March on the Paraná coast and continuing on the Uruguay coast. The aim is to define guidelines to strengthen the region's position in nature tourism.

The Entre Ríos province is conducting a survey of accommodation facilities to develop nature tourism. Consultants have been examining areas along the Paraná and Uruguay rivers since March, assessing infrastructure and services. The study is funded by the Federal Investment Council with support from the national tourism secretariat.