SECTUR IEMANJA IS CERTIFIED BY TOURIST QUALITY CONTROL

During 2009 Iemanja Tourism implemented a program of quality management SIGO (Siatema in Introduction to Management Organizaconal). The distinctive ortorgado by the Ministry of Tourism of the Nation and the Cámara Argentina de Turismo, and they are part of a series of programs that are oriented to achieve competitiveness in the tourist offer through service quality.

"Last May I KEEP program (System Initial Organizational Management) reached the red soil to provide essential tools, training and supportt to micro, small and medium tourism entrepreneurs. The fundamental objective was based on providing for each signature can lead the conduct of its business towards modernization through the adoption of management systems and quality standards and world class service to meet the needs of internal and external customers, and achieve greater profitability and competitiveness. "

"It's like that in the province of Misiones, twenty six tourism companies joined the training of 3 months, eight companie were from the provincial capital, six companies were from Oberá and twelve from Puerto Iguazu."

"To finish the course, trainers, participants were evaluated by observing the implementation or otherwise of the tools provided in each company."

PUERTO IGUAZU

It is a very quiet town to relax and enjoy nature.

The company IEMANSA SRL, located in the city center, is the option at the time of planning advice before walking routines.

The sportfishing, horseback riding through the jungle, the Hito Tres Fronteras, the Casino and the Free Zone are the major attractions of the city.

The landscape in the Hito Tres Fronteras is very particular. From a "corner" of the city shows the Iguazu River in the Paraná. When standing at the foot of the concrete monolith with the Argentine colors seen the Brazilian border to the right and Paraguay on the left. The place is ideal for a few mates and walk along the coastal avenue that links the port with the proper Hito. In the port you can enjoy a pleasant boat trip on the Rio Iguazu and Parana.

Other attractions to visit in the city, are the Casino, which offers a first class service, and very near the free zone there where it provides visitors buy products tax free.

The Aripuca
The attraction is very particular is a collection of thirty species of wood from the jungle of Misiones in a giant replica of a trap game called by the natives as "snare".
Its size is impressive. The tons of tree trunks were purchased over five years and taken where it is now a major tourist attraction in the area. It is located 500 meters from the entrance to the city of Puerto Iguazu on the National Route 12.
The travel time varies with the movement and behavior of tourists, as the family awaits the visitor is very friendly and on occasion held long conversations with people.
It offers a space to enjoy a dish or a natural drink in the area. The visit may extend into the town of Andresito, located 60 kilometers from Puerto Iguazú, to ride through the fields, observe a variety of birds, a tree native to sponsor or learn about the business of agriculture and yerba mate.

ESTUARIES OF IBERA

It has its charm by the significant amount of wetlands, ponds, reservoirs, estuaries and rivers of origin rain, old bed of the river Paraná.

La Reserva del Ibera, which in Guarani language means "shining waters" has a length from northeast to southwest about 250 miles, reaching its width of 150 kilometers.
The mass of vegetation has a great capacity to retain rainwater in a scheme from 1,200 to 1,500 millimeters annually.
A quarter of the rainfall, drains through the river flows, the only natural outlet of the Parana River system. The rest is evaporated due to its extensive shallow surface or metabolized by vegetation.
The marshes, 700 thousand hectares, are formed by the accumulation of rainwater on depressions in the ground during times of heavy rain.
The estuaries, over 50 thousand hectares are reservoirs of stagnant water with a depth of three meters, covered by a large amount of floating aquatic plants or arising from the bottom.
The lakes, over 30 thousand hectares, covering a quarter of the surface of the reserve to consist of well-defined costs impounded. These dams, originate in the Camalotal deposited on land provided by wind or washed away, allowing the roots and growth of several species of plants including some like the ceiba trees, laurel and Curupf.
The flora is very diverse. On the surface of the water can be Irupé or menúfares, water hyacinth, lentils, sprouts, linens, water hyacinths and small ferns. And above the reservoir is cannas, yuyala, grasses and trees like laurel and rushes sarandíes large.