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The Young Americas Business Trust (YABT) and the National Directorate of Youth of the Ministry of Social Inclusion of El Salvador recently announced TIC El Salvador 2011, an opportunity for Salvadorian youth to present their business ideas within the framework of the Talent and Innovation Competition of the Americas (TIC Americas). Young Salvadorians between the ages of 15 and 29 can participate by registering their business ideas before April 1, 2011. "With the National Competition for El Salvador, we aim to motivate Salvadorian youth, to foster in them creativity, talent and a spirit of entrepreneurship, while also promoting the creation of new businesses that will allow the youth of El Salvador to have better living conditions," stated Miguel Ángel Pereira, National Director of Youth of El Salvador. TIC El Salvador is a platform of opportunities for young people that aims to identify the best initiatives that have a positive impact on Salvadorian youth and will serve as a stage to demonstrate to the Americas the great talent and capacity for innovation that exists in the country. TIC El Salvador was announced as the third special category within TIC Americas 2011. In November 2010, YABT and PepsiCo announced the Talent and Innovation category, focused on social projects and business ventures, and the Eco Challenge, focused on solutions to current environmental problems. By participating in TIC Americas and being among the winners, young entrepreneurs can access a range of benefits such as networking opportunities, support in accessing markets, international visibility, mentoring and cash prizes. Registration is free and available through the TIC Americas website, www.ticamericas.net. Requirements for Participating in TIC El Salvador 2011
• Submit a business plan that gives evidence of a positive impact on Salvadorian youth. • Develop a promotional video for your project (professional or amateur). • Create a blog and Facebook page for your project. • TIC El Salvador teams must include a minimum of three members (Chief Executive Officer, Financial Officer, Technology Officer) • The business proposal must be completed in Spanish. For more information, contact Carlos Mario López, YABT Program Manager, via email atcmlopez@oas.org or Camilo Pineda of the National Directorate of Youth of El Salvador at sisjuventud@gmail.com or Tel: 503 2244 2773 or recoletanews@ybiz.net for www.oas.org Huirse Bellina Jorge Alberto 54.11.3584.2686 From www.oas.org: press office for HUIRSE BELLINA JORGE ALBERTO DIRECTOR & INTERNATIONAL PRESS RECOLETA NEWS |







Con la presencia del Regimiento de Granaderos, se llevo a cabo en el salón verde de Casa de Gobierno, la presentación del producto Granaderos por un Día en el marco de lo que serán los festejos del 233º Natalicio del General José Francisco de San Martín, a llevarse a cabo el día 25 de febrero en la localidad de Yapeyú.
En conferencia de prensa estuvo el Intendente de Yapeyú Adán Gaya, la Subsecretaria de Turismo de la Provincia de Corrientes, la Arquitecta Inés Presman y el Director de Turismo de esta localidad, José Lugo.
Asimismo se proyectó el spot publicitario que servirá como campaña turística de Yapeyú 2011.
Al finalizar José Lugo dio a conocer el producto Granadero por un Día y expresó “es un producto cultural Turístico integrador, devenido de la fusión de una gestión municipal que pone en marcha una política de desarrollo turístico y del trabajo de una asociación sin fines de lucro. Básicamente interesada en crear para sus socios y la comunidad una fuente de trabajo licita y sustentable que no este sujeta a la temporalidad de las estaciones”.
Al mismo tiempo se refirió a la creación y reorganización del producto, comentando que el 95% de los tantos turistas nacionales que visitan Yapeyú, según las estadísticas tomadas del libro de visitas del Templete Sanmartiniano, provienen principalmente de las Provincia de Buenos Aires, Córdoba, Santa Fe, La Pampa , La Región de Cuyo, y Corrientes. EL 99.99 % de estos visitantes se acercan a Yapeyú a efectos de conocer la casa de San Martín y la vida del Padre de la Patria en Yapeyú.
Además el Director de Turismo de Yapeyú, José Lugo, hablo sobre el uniforme de los Granaderos y su la montura, a fin de explicar algunas una de sus funciones a los presentes.
Motivar la visita al Corredor Jesuítico Guaraní correntino durante los 365 días en el año, para lograr en turismo de mayor continuidad que aminore los períodos de estacionalidad, utilizando una de las principales vías de tránsito del país, la Ruta Nacional Nº 14.
Atender al Plan Municipal de desarrollo de la oferta dando a conocer las actividades que se pueden realizar durante las cuatro estaciones del año en el segmento de mercado estudiantil que en la provincia involucra a 50.000 jóvenes de entre 10 y 12 años y a nivel País más de 2.300.000 chicos.
Fuente:www.hoycorrientes.com
HUIRSE BELLINA JORGE ALBERTO
DIRECTOR & REDACTOR RESPONSABLE.
RECOLETA NEWS
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| Informe: Las redes sociales 2010 -2011: el contenido frente a la sociabilidad | ||||
Facebook es “la red social” llegando a convertirse en sinónimo del concepto red social. Es la herramienta de comunicación más utilizada y referente en el discurso en cuanto a vivencias, expectativas de futuro, etc, imponiéndose en penetración a cualquier red social: el 78% de los internautas son usuarios de Facebook.
Fuente: tcanalysis.com para HUIRSE BELLINA JORGE ALBERTO DIRECTOR & EDITOR RESPONSABLE RECOLETA NEWS |

| PARAMARIBO – Twenty-five young entrepreneurs benefitted from a Rural Tourism Business Laboratory hosted by the Young Americas Business Trust in Paramaribo, Suriname, on December 6-10. The Lab aimed to provide young entrepreneurs with the fundamental knowledge and skills needed to start their own businesses, specifically focusing on opportunities in rural and community tourism. The Lab was facilitated by Dr. Hezi Yisraeli and Mr. Ilan Ben-Josef, two Israeli tourism experts who were made available through the cooperation between YABT, the Government of Israel and the Golda Meir Mount Carmel International Training Center. Among the many topics that were explored in the five-day training were: tourism as a tool for rural development, global tourism trends, supply and demand in the Suriname tourism market, feasibility studies, operation and management of tourism enterprises, business planning and marketing and branding. As part of the hands on training experience, participants visited existing rural tourism sites, including Colakreek and Het Sprookjes Bos (Fairytale Forest). The diverse groups of participants, some of whom have already established tourism-related enterprises, were encouraged to take advantage of the country's natural resources and the surroundings of their communities to identify and develop employment-generating opportunities. As a result of the Laboratory, participants were able to outline business plans for tourism related ventures they intend to pursue in their communities. Additionally, a network was set up among the participants to enable access to resources and services and to continue the exchange of ideas and experiences. YABT will follow-up with the entrepreneurs to provide support as they continue to improve their business plans and prepare for the start-up phase of their proposed ventures. Considerable support for the workshop was provided by several Surinamese partners, among them the Ministry of Youth and Sports, the YoungBiz Education and Development Organization, the Women's Business Group Foundation and the Cultural Center of Suriname. The Business Labs program utilizes a highly interactive, learning-by-doing methodology to introduce participants to entrepreneurship and guide them from the idea generation phase to start-up. For more information, please contact: Brett Lashley YABT Program Manager for the Caribbean blashley@oas.org T. (202) 458-6456. FOR HUIRSE DANIELA BELEN & HUIRSE BELLINA JORGE ALBERTO DIRECTORES IBEROAMERICAN PRESS You can translate this info, in several languages. |