In a strategic move to boost foreign investment, El Salvador presented a wide range of tourism and hospitality opportunities to Belgian entrepreneurs during a virtual meeting organized by its diplomatic representation in Belgium.

Government representatives from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, CORSATUR, INVEST, and the Planning Authority for the Historic Center of San Salvador (APLAN) showcased El Salvador’s business environment and highlighted key investment projects in the tourism and infrastructure sectors.

The session was attended by Belgian investors and officials from the European Commission responsible for trade and investment in Central America. INVEST provided an overview of the country’s investment climate, macroeconomic indicators, and strategic projects, while CORSATUR detailed tourism development plans and hotel investment opportunities in coastal areas, urban San Salvador, San Miguel, and Santa Ana.

APLAN also emphasized the progress in tourism and public safety in the Historic Center of San Salvador, underlining major infrastructure projects currently underway in the area.

The meeting generated a positive response from the Belgian business community, who expressed genuine interest in exploring further opportunities in El Salvador.

“We have presented the investment opportunities in El Salvador’s tourism and hospitality sector to a group of investors from Belgium. These investments represent an important step toward strengthening tourism and economic growth in our country,” stated Javier Helaman Reyes, El Salvador’s ambassador to Belgium.