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South American tourism and sustainable development
Overview
In celebration of World Tourism Day, various South American regions have implemented initiatives to promote local tourism and sustainable development.
In Chile, the Asociación Parque Cordillera (APC) announced new staffing roles for Environmental Monitors and Park Ranger Support to assist with park operations and environmental education. The APC also scheduled a series of festivities for late September, including guided excursions, bird watching, and a central event at Parque La Plaza Sur in Las Condes.
Broader regional developments include the recognition of Ralco in the Alto Biobío commune as a UN ‘Best Tourism Villages’ winner for its preservation of Mapuche Pewenche traditions. Meanwhile, in El Alto, Bolivia, authorities are promoting new tourist routes in Alto Milluni, such as the Q’utaña Route and the ‘Miner por un Día’ experience, to attract investment through cultural and natural attractions.
Entities
United Nations · Santiago · Asociación Parque Cordillera · Alto Milluni · Alto Biobío
Timeline
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[CULTURE] 3 sourcesSouth American regions promote tourism and sustainable development
On World Tourism Day, Bolivia's Alto Milluni launched new trekking and mining routes, while Chile's Alto Biobío celebrated a UN award for sustainable tourism in Ralco.
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[CULTURE] 3 sourcesAsociación Parque Cordillera announces new staff roles and tourism activities
Asociación Parque Cordillera is recruiting environmental staff and hosting special activities in Santiago to celebrate World Tourism Day from September 25 to 27.
Sources
asociacionparquecordillera.cl · diarioconcepcion.cl · diariolaopinion.pe · elaltoesnoticia.com · epanews.cl · marandua.com.co