Argentina tourism sector rolls out new programs, events and education tools

The Ministry of Tourism and Culture of San Luis presented the "Tourism Olympics 2026" at the Federal Tourism Council assembly, promoting school‑based learning of natural, cultural and historic heritage.

Córdoba hosted the fifth edition of "Turismo en Acción", gathering public and private tourism actors to showcase destinations, foster business deals and hold a provincial chef competition.

In Tucumán, Vice‑Governor Miguel Acevedo and Education Minister Susana Montaldo signed agreements to bring the "Digesto va a la Escuela" program and the educational video game "En el Nombre de la Ley" to schools, aiming to improve civic knowledge.

Mendoza’s tourism agency (Emetur) added the Valle de Uco chambers to its private‑sector advisory council, coordinating promotion for the 2026 International Tourism Fair and other initiatives.

Jujuy was selected to host the first Federal Tourism Council meeting of 2027, positioning the province as a showcase for national tourism development.

ITB Americas announced its Hosted Buyers program for the inaugural 2026 edition in Guadalajara, attracting qualified buyers from more than 30 countries.

The Enprotur Patagonia 2026 event in Magallanes recorded a attendance of over 1,300 participants and more than 500 business meetings, expanding to a two‑day format.

GASCO Magallanes highlighted liquefied‑gas energy solutions for hotels in the Patagonian tourism sector, emphasizing sustainability and carbon‑footprint reduction.

FEHGRA participated in Meet Up Argentina 2026 and the Federal Tourism Council assembly, presenting its agenda and previewing the HOTELGA 2026 hospitality summit.