Days away from the historic match between Pumas and All Blacks, which caused an enormous tourism (and economic) impact, Córdoba seeks to continue attracting international visitors.
For this reason, the Córdoba Tourism Agency signed an agreement with the Spanish platform Civitatis and joined its providers.
This way, the options offered by the province will be part of the more than 95,000 activities available on the Spanish-language excursion platform, which is present in more than 160 countries.

"It's the way to bet on the internationalization of Córdoba's tourism offering," stated authorities from the aforementioned department.
Córdoba in search of international tourism
The agreement aims to incorporate the province's main tourist experiences—guided tours, excursions, cultural, gastronomic, and nature activities, among others—into the Civitatis catalog, which has a community of more than 40 million travelers.

The launch of this initiative was carried out with a meeting attended by more than 40 Córdoba-based tour operators, along with Darío Capitani, president of the Córdoba Tourism Agency, and Nicolás Posse, country manager of Civitatis Argentina and head of development for Chile and Uruguay.













