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Nicaragua Attracts Attention of Foreign Visitors

Cruise ship in San Juan Del Sur, Nicaragua
Cruise ship in San Juan Del Sur, Nicaragua

(Prensa Latina) The arrival of a cruise liner today in the port of Corinto, in the department of Chinandega with 2,100 tourists on board, confirms tourist interest in Nicaragua, which is focusing on attracting 1.5 million visitors this year.
The ship Nieuw Amsterdam docked yesterday in the port terminal and around 1,450 foreigners on board made a tour of the main tourist sites of Chinandega and the department of León.

The next destination of the cruise will be Canada, the website El 19 pointed out.

According to the Plan of Good Governance 2016, the authorities expect the tourist industry to generate about 500 million dollars in 2016.

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In order to attract attention and diversify the options, the Nicaraguan Tourism Institute plans to open 11 infrastructure programs in departments like Madriz, Matagalpa, Jinotega, Estelí and Nueva Segovia in the north, and Granada, in the West.

It will also encourage the implementation of more than 550 events to promote, highlight and preserve the culture, history, customs, natural heritage, gastronomy, beliefs, idiosyncrasies and art of this Central American nation.

It will also provide support to small tourist businesses in Nueva Segovia, Madriz, Jinotega, Estelí and Matagalpa, in order to increase the quality of their services.

Among the main attractions of Nicaragua there are lakes, volcanoes, colonial cities like León and Granada, and its beaches in the Pacific, some of which are considered ideal for surfers.

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