Misiones, Argentina, has inaugurated the Yabotí Air Station, improving access to Moconá Falls and the Yabotí Biosphere Reserve. This UNESCO-recognized site is now more accessible to travelers, marking Misiones' dedication to sustainable development by balancing economic growth and nature preservation.
The air station facilitates flights between El Soberbio, Posadas, and Puerto Iguazú, enhancing regional connectivity and opening new routes for visitors and sustainable tourism. The region is expanding its ecotourism, combining local identity, health, and technology.
Vice Governor Lucas Romero Spinelli emphasized sustainable tourism, aiming to attract investment while respecting the environment. The infrastructure encourages responsible tourism, valuing the beauty of Moconá Falls. The Yabotí Biosphere Reserve, part of the Paranaense Forest, is a biodiverse ecosystem.