Last Wednesday, French tourists were welcomed by museum staff, who were pleasantly surprised to learn that this was their 2000th visit of the year. They received a small gift from Ushuaia as a souvenir.
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The Espacio Pinsar Malvinas Historical Museum received its 2,000th visitor, marking a milestone since its opening in 2012.
“This achievement demonstrates the firm and sovereign policy towards the Malvinas Islands pursued by Mayor Walter Foto,” they noted from the municipality of Ushuaia.
Last Wednesday, French tourists were welcomed by museum staff, who were pleasantly surprised to learn that this was their 2000th visit of the year. They received a small gift from Ushuaia as a souvenir.
“Malvinas Thinking Space” is an initiative that has gained great importance in Ushuaia, reflecting the Mayor’s goal to have the Malvinas issue present in the hearts of neighbors, as well as to make the just claim of our country known to every tourist visiting the city.
In this regard, Secretary of Malvinas Affairs, Daniel Arias, stated that “it is always a pleasure to be able to see how we exceed the statistics year after year, with the clear goal of reaching more neighbors and tourists, both national and international.” .
“We have already been able to receive tourists from five continents,” Arias added, highlighting more than 30 tourists from the United Kingdom.
Finally, he noted, “This represents the right decision by Mayor Walter Votto to elevate our region to Secretariat level, giving us greater visibility so that we can express our just claim to sovereignty over the Malvinas, South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands.” the official.
