Rozwój turystyki w Salwadorze - Abaca

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SANTA ANA, EL SALVADOR - JUNE 26: Tourists visit the Tazumal Mayan ruins archaeological site in Santa Ana, El Salvador on June 26, 2024. El Salvador is emerging as a leading Latin American destination, with tourism surging thanks to security reforms and strategic investments. The government's initiatives, including $16 million in infrastructure, aim to boost sustainable economic growth despite ongoing challenges like poverty. Adri Salido / Anadolu/ABACAPRESS.COM

headline Rozwój turystyki w Salwadorze - Abaca

created date 2024-08-22

credit AA/ABACA/Abaca/East News

source Abaca

byline AA/ABACA

original transmission reference BRAA20240822_299

weight 3,69MB

size 34cm x 23cm by 300dpi

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