Federal Development School
TOURISM MANAGEMENT
Tourism is a key driver of economic and social development in Argentina. There is currently a growing opportunity to develop public policies aimed at designing management models based on Smart Tourism Destinations.
In this context, CFI's Federal School of Development is opening applications for the Diploma in Tourism Management, a program that positions tourism as a vector of territorial development, integrating technological innovation, international cooperation, and coordination with productive sectors.
Smart Tourism Destination management tools seek to transform a traditional destination into an innovative one, with cutting-edge technological infrastructure, accessibility, greater visitor interaction with the environment, improved experience quality, sustainable development, and an enhanced quality of life for the local community.
Strengthening tourism generates economic impact, employment, and productive diversification by coordinating the value chain with activities such as agriculture, viticulture, beekeeping, and gastronomy. It also allows for an expanded tourism offering, contributes to seasonality reduction, adds value, promotes local employment, and preserves the rural environment and its traditions.
- Provide innovative content and management tools that enable participants to develop evidence-based policies for the sustainable development of the tourism sector.
- Raise awareness of the Smart Tourism Destinations (STD) management model through theoretical and practical tools.
- Strengthen technical capacities related to the generation and analysis of tourism statistics.
- Provide knowledge on tourism investment and share up-to-date information on international cooperation options, such as UN Tourism, IDB, CAF, the World Bank, and other organizations.
- Build a network of public sector officials and workers from provincial tourism agencies with the aim of fostering opportunities for exchange and joint work.
Applicants must hold a university or tertiary degree, have completed specialization courses in tourism, or demonstrate proven public management experience in the sector.
- Lectures (online)
- Workshops (online)
- Federal Integration Sessions (in-person)
To achieve regular standing, participants must attend at least 75% of classes and workshops and complete all proposed activities. Attendance and participation in both in-person federal integration sessions is also required.
To obtain the Diploma, participants must complete the methodological formulation process and present a public policy project in accordance with the guidelines and requirements addressed in the workshops and tutoring sessions.
