This Friday, the national government made official the creation of a new edition of the Program of Incentives to the Presale of National Tourist Services, PreViaje, which is aimed at “promoting and enhancing the demand for national tourism”. It and its regulations were approved through Resolution 305/2021, published today in the Official Gazette, with the signature of the Minister of Tourism and Sports, Matías Lammens, empowering the ministry to determine “the human and legal persons who meet the established requirements”, to “approve the applications for benefits” and to “authorize the corresponding expenses” as well as “require additional information” and “make modifications with respect to the scope, limits and deadlines established in the regulation”.
The edition of 13/08/2021 of the Official Gazette of the Argentine Republic has already been published.
You can view it in https://t.co/eu8kOvhypS — Official Gazette R.A. (@boletin_oficial)
August 13, 2021
The annex establishes that the beneficiaries will be people over 18 years of age, with a Unique Tax Identification Code (CUIT) and/or a Unique Labor Identification Code (CUIL), and their identification will be made through the Mi Argentina app.It should be noted that the plan was created last year to promote the reactivation of the tourism sector, clearly and seriously affected by the restrictions imposed by the coronavirus pandemic and will be relaunched next Saturday from Misiones by the President of the Nation, Alberto Fernández.What is the PreViaje plan about?
The plan was created last year to encourage the revival of that sector affected by the restrictions imposed by the coronavirus pandemic and this second edition will have the same characteristics as the first. Like the first edition, which, according to Minister Lammens, was a “total success”, it consists of the return of 50% of what is pre-purchased in tourist services, whether accommodation in hotels or tickets. The head of the tourism and sports portfolio highlighted that in the first edition of the PreViaje, “more than 600,000 Argentines traveled through the country”, noting its “absolutely federal and redistributive character, which impacted on local economies”.
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