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Categories: CULTURE · BUSINESS

Morrocoy National Park bridge repairs

Entities: Víctor Clark · Morrocoy National Park · Delcy Rodríguez · Nelsón Rodríguez González · Daniela Cabello

Overview

In mid‑July 2026, the tourism industry of Venezuela’s Falcón state pressed regional authorities to urgently repair the bridges that provide access to Morrocoy National Park, citing a recent earthquake and long‑standing neglect that were reducing visitor numbers and threatening local livelihoods. The sector also asked for temporary fiscal relief to offset the drop in tourism revenue ahead of the holiday season.

A week later, senior officials—including the Minister of Ecosocialism, the Minister of Tourism, and the Falcón governor—convened a work table with tourism providers to address the same access issues. The meeting pledged inspections and repairs of the critical Punta Brava bridge by the Ministry of Transport, INPARQUES and the Coast Guard, and introduced training on sustainable practices. The authorities also discussed promotion strategies for nearby tourism sectors and preventive measures following a magnitude 4.5 earthquake, aiming to keep the park open and sustain the local economy.

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Timeline

  1. about 21 hours ago

    [CULTURE] 3 sources
    Venezuelan officials launch work table to sustain tourism at Morrocoy National Park

    Venezuelan ministers and the Falcón governor set up a work table with tourism providers to keep Morrocoy National Park open, repair the Punta Brava bridge and sustain local tourism after recent earthquakes.

  2. 19 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Falcón tourism sector urges bridge repairs to Morrocoy National Park

    Falcón's tourism sector demands immediate bridge repairs to Morrocoy Park and fiscal relief for local businesses, citing maintenance issues and visitor declines.

Sources

diariovea.com.ve · ecuadornews.com.ec · nuevodia.com.ve