The tourist "boom" demands greater hotel infrastructure in El Salvador.

El Salvador continues to attract thousands of international tourists thanks to different global positioning strategies driven by the government of Nayib Bukele. This phenomenon is further complemented by the local dynamism achieved by Salvadorans themselves who have decided to engage in domestic tourism in a safe country.

However, this tourist "boom" has surpassed the accommodation capacity of the estimated 3,500 hotels distributed throughout the national territory, with a greater emphasis on areas considered to have high tourist potential, such as Surf City and the capital, San Salvador.

The Minister of Tourism, Morena Valdez, outlined that this ministry is "making efforts" to encourage sector entrepreneurs to invest in hotel infrastructure.

"We have already positioned El Salvador as a safe country to visit, now comes all this planning that needs to be done in the territory with the entrepreneurs," the official detailed.