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Parque Eco Arqueológico Los Naranjos is an impressive place full of many hiking adventures, connection with nature and aquatic challenges, is located in El Jaral, municipality of Santa Cruz de Yojoa, in the department of Cortés, Honduras.

The economic development of El Salvador is one of the main areas of work of the Central Government, who implements different strategies to achieve this goal and one of them is the commitment to the development and recovery of tourism in El Salvador, which only at Easter reported the income of millions of foreign currency thanks to the tourists who visited the country.

The minister of Tourism, Morena Valdez, said this morning in a morning interview that together with the airline IBERIA they will sign an agreement today to consolidate the promotion and new travel options for the European continent.

There has been a great affluence of tourists, especially foreigners, according to figures from the Tourism Cabinet.

A new study by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) identifies the sectors with the greatest potential to generate employment and growth in Central American countries, Mexico, Panama, and the Dominican Republic.

On the sidelines of the 77th. General Assembly of the United Nations, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Alexandra Hill, held a bilateral meeting with her Brazilian counterpart, Carlos Alberto Franco.

Arajet, the dominican low cost airline, officially inaugurated its operations with direct flights between San Salvador and Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic, after receiving all operating permits from Civil Aviation. El Salvador joins the more than 20 destinations that will receive the airline from Dominican lands in the coming months.

With the objective of strengthening the promotion of travel and tourism, the Bay Islands Tourism Bureau organized a meeting of hoteliers from Roatan with tour operators from El Salvador, to showcase the tourism offerings of one of the main beach destinations in Central America.

According to the minister of Tourism, Morena Valdez, the country has received US$1,189 million in foreign exchange, this is equivalent to an increase of 43%, compared to 2019, prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The presidential commissioner for Strategic Projects, Cristian Flores expressed that the country has a positive relationship with private companies and investors.