Marco Antonio Fuentes

Ingeniero de Transporte con estudios de especialidad en Seguridad Vial, Movilidad Urbana Sostenible y Operaciones ferroviarias, Logística Urbana, Comercio Exterior y Aduanas. Ha desempeñado cargos directivos y Gerenciales de transporte en entidades públicas y privadas de Bolivia. Ha apoyado y asesorado iniciativas de movilidad urbana y seguridad vial en Bolivia, así como asesoramiento y consultoría a través de entidades multilaterales. Actualmente trabaja como consultor en transporte, movilidad sostenible y seguridad vial en el BID para la representación en Bolivia.

Viru Viru Airport in Bolivia is committed to universal accessibility and inclusion

October 17, 2023 by Lauramaría Pedraza - Diana Sandoval - Rafael Poveda - Manuel Rodríguez Porcel - Gonzalo Regalado - Marco Antonio Fuentes Leave a Comment

Tourism in Bolivia generates 326,580 direct and indirect jobs and a contribution to GDP of 4.6%. The Santa Cruz airport, Viru Viru, is the most important in the country and where the most significant number of goods and passengers enter and leave Bolivian territory. In 2019, 2.33 million passengers were registered on Viru Viru, and this figure is continuously increasing. … [Read more...] about Viru Viru Airport in Bolivia is committed to universal accessibility and inclusion

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