Minister of Tourism José Napoleón Duarte, along with Cadejo General Manager, David Falkenstein, and the Marketing Manager of Salvadorean Tours have launched a new product called "Stop Over Brewing Tour" as part of the country of El Salvador's Stop Over Project.
Stop Over was released by the Ministry of Tourism earlier this year and exempts passengers in transit through El Salvador from travel taxes in the Monsignor Óscar Arnulfo Romero International Airport to passengers in transit so they can tour the country for up to 48 hours.
The tour consists of a unique experience where tourists will visit the Cadejo Brewing Company plant, the largest craft beer plant in Central America. Visitors will get to know in detail the process of brewing and beer-making.
"The Ministry of Tourism is providing its full support to the private sector for the diversification of the country's tourism offer. This tour is a new option for tourists who decide to make a stop in El Salvador and want to know the city and take part of a unique experience in Central America," Duran said.
Salvadorean Tours is the company responsible for promoting the tour. Passengers who opt for the Stop Over Brewing Tour will be transferred from the Monsignor Óscar Arnulfo Romero International Airport to the Cadejo Brewery plant and vice versa. The approximate price of the tour will be around $75, including the round-trip transportation.
Salvadorean Tours recently received a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence, an award that recognizes excellence in hospitality and is granted only to businesses that have consistently earned good reviews from TripAdvisor travelers by continuously providing superior service to its customers.
"The launch of this new Stop Over Brewing Tour reinforces our commitment of constantly innovating our tourism services in El Salvador. This new tour is an excellent choice for travelers in transit who want a unique experience in Central America while traveling throughout the region," said Rodrigo Moreno, marketing manager of Salvadorean Tours.
The tour is available every day of the week and is conducted by experts in the field. It must be booked at least 48 hours in advance.
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