translated from Spanish: Mar del Plata: they started renting tents for the summer and prepare protocols

The main spas of Mar del Plata began with the rental of tents and umbrellas for the summer season 2021. Following the launch of the Pre-Travel programme from the national government, many neighbors and tourists began to check prices and have already booked their place in front of the sea. According to the dealers, prices vary along the 43 kilometers of Marplatensese beaches, either for the services offered by the spas, the various periods of the season, per month, fortnight or day. Nicolás Parato, one of the grantees of torreón del Monje, told Radio Cadena 3 that “for now they are estimate values, since expectations dropped from last year’s season”. 

For a tent during the full season about $120,000 are estimated, “The December fortnight costs about 25,000 pesos; in January, 45,000 pesos, and in February, about 40,000 pesos,” Parato said, adding that “the day, in December, is around 2,000 to 2,500 pesos; in January, it grows to 4,500 pesos, and in February the carp is listed at 3,500 pesos.” Marcelo Gómez, manager of a spa in Playa Grande, told Télam: “If you rent a shaded space until October 31, you can enjoy 50% of the purchase in credit to spend on gastronomy, leisure, shops, in order to use it whenever you want between January 1 and December 31, 2021. The seasonal price for a tent where up to six people can be is $125,000; in January, $85,000, and in February $67,000.”

Mar del Plata prepares its beaches-Photo: Télam

“The price of umbrellas for the whole season, where only four people are allowed is $105,000, in January $70,000 and in February $55,000,” Gómez continued.The spa manager of Playa Grande advanced the protocols for this season in the middle of the pandemic: “You can only provide costume service, toilets, swimming pool with preset schedules and outdoor shower. Each tent or parasol will be disinfected every two hours and in the common spaces the concurrents will be provided with gel alcohol and must circulate with a lid.”

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