El Salvador is consolidating its position as an attractive destination for foreign investment, receiving a visit from hotel industry entrepreneurs led by Philippe Ziade, CEO and founder of Growth Holdings, and Steve Escalante, president of International Business Development. The delegation, comprised of representatives from a conglomerate of 64 companies with a presence in sectors such as real estate, construction, hospitality, and technology, arrived in the country to assess its business climate and tourism potential firsthand.

Vice President Félix Ulloa emphasized that the government of President Nayib Bukele guarantees legal certainty, stability, and favorable conditions for the development of strategic investments. These policies, coupled with the country’s climate of security, generate confidence in international entrepreneurs seeking to diversify their projects and explore new economic opportunities in the region.
During their stay, the investors will tour various tourist destinations, with a special focus on hotel projects in the Surf City 2 area. These types of initiatives are projected to drive economic growth, generate employment, and strengthen El Salvador’s tourism offering internationally.

The presence of these entrepreneurs represents another step in El Salvador’s consolidation as an investment hub in Latin America. The combination of macroeconomic stability, strategic location, and connectivity facilitates the realization of high-impact projects in key sectors such as tourism and infrastructure.
The government reiterated its commitment to continue promoting policies that strengthen competitiveness and attract foreign capital, with the goal of boosting the national economy and promoting sustainable development that benefits the salvadoran population.
