A. M. The Ministerio de Turismo (MITUR) projects that El Salvador will receive 4.2 million tourists in 2025, surpassing the 3.9 million registered in 2024. This growth reflects the positive impact of government strategies focused on the development of the tourism sector, consolidating it as a key pillar for the country’s economy.
Ministry of the Presidency
Investments in infrastructure, international promotion and human resource training have been determining factors in the tourism boom. A clear example is the transformation of the salvadoran coast, which has attracted visitors thanks to projects such as Surf City, promoted by the government of President Nayib Bukele.
One of the fundamental elements for this growth has been the improvement in security. Thanks to the policies implemented, tourists can enjoy iconic destinations such as the port of La Libertad, El Zonte and Punta Roca beaches, positioning El Salvador as an attractive and safe destination.
The country has also strengthened its presence on the international scene by hosting high-level events, which generates significant economic revenue. Stability and positive projection have made El Salvador a point of interest for investors and tourists.
The Government will continue to prioritize the attraction of investment, the modernization of tourism infrastructure and the strengthening of security, with the aim of consolidating El Salvador as a reference destination in the region and continue to promote the welfare of the population.
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