A city of California has launched a promotion to pay tourists who visit

A small town in California has paid to pay tourists for the visit, with the aim of reactivating tourism and local businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

“The Valley of Santa Maria is less competitive than other destinations in California and ofReceive more for less than the conscientious objectors of their need during an economic recovery era”, Explained this year in statements to Efe Jennifer Harrison, Director of Tourism of this city, which is located 100 kilometers north of Santa Barbara.

Asia, The program “Visit the Valley of Santa Maria” pays 100 tourists if there is a minimum of two nights in one of the hotels of the zone.

In order to be effective in dealing with a bank account, local authorities have an equivalent equivalent to that amount that can be used in any of the bodegas, restaurants or restaurants of the city until the 31st of March.

With this initiative, Harrison explained that Alcaldía local pretend to help local bargainers, while tourists enjoy a “safe and memorable” experience in the Santa Maria Valley.

The Central Coast of California region has 13 games and 34 wine tasting rooms, located 30 minutes from the automobile of the población, the site of Valle de Santa María, which includes current activities, exclusive excursions, golf, exploration and observation of the aves, entre otras.

“Our wine-drinking halls, free-air spaces, restaurants and hotels have worked together to develop health and safety protocols for visitors to experience the security of the safe zone”, urges Harrison to ask about the risks aan that supone travel during the pandemic.

In this sense, it is clear that the density of the city has made it easier to complete the measures of social distance recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC, in English).

In addition, this location will generally attract visitors traveling by car, in the area of ​​aircraft, debit to its remote location.

(With EFE information)

MORE ABOUT THIS THEME:

Joe Biden promised to “act quickly” on his economic austerity plan ahead of the COVID-19 crisis