MARKET REPORT: LATIN AMERICA


situation, for now, will be in force until April 15. Acolap revealed that the sector had


been making large investments, in dollars, for the acquisition of new attractions, in an unprecedented commitment to tourism, as an anchor for the industry. This means that companies are bound to answer for high dollar credits, impossible to pay in the current circumstances. For the Colombian Association of


Attractions and Amusement Parks – ACOLAP, health is a priority; It is for this reason that the sector has been complying with all the recommendations and regulations issued by both the WHO, the national government and local


governments, said Angela Diaz, who added: “Our commitment to the well-being of Colombians it is inalienable and constitutes the foundation of our decisions.” Likewise, she highlighted the


responsibility of affiliates, especially zoo and biopark operators, who maintain at their service the number of employees required to guarantee the well-being of animal species under their care. The temporary suspension affects


emblematic parks in Colombia, among which stand out: Ukumarí Biopark, Mundo Aventura, Salitre Mágico, Jaime Duque Park, National Coffee Park and Piscilago, in which the greatest number of visitors is concentrated.


Other countries Information obtained by Park World, in relation to the Coronavirus outbreak, indicates that in Guatemala the Recreation Institute for Private Company Workers (Irtra) will keep its Mundo Petapa, Amatitlán, Xocomil, Xetutul and Xejuyup parks closed. Meanwhile, in Argentina, the


suspension of activities such as: Mundo Marino, Parque de la Costa, Temaikén Biopark, Aquafan, Termas Marinas Park, and Poseidón was reported. Likewise, Fantasilandia, in Chile, also suspended its operations.


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