Nicaragua Mobilizes Over 90,000 Metric Tons in Its Commercial Ports
The general manager of EPN, Carlos Aburto, detailed that a total of 11 international ships were serviced. Particularly at Puerto Corinto, he reported that 8 vessels arrived.
TL;DR
- 11 international ships were serviced, handling 90,0303 metric tons of international cargo.
- Puerto Corinto received 8 international vessels, importing wheat, corn, and vehicles, and exporting coffee, peanuts, and meat.
- Puerto Arlen Siu exported coffee, yucca, plantains, coconut, clothing, and beef, and serviced national cabotage vessels.
- Puerto El Bluff-Bluefields and Puerto Cabezas handled national vessels, including fishing boats and small craft, with general merchandise.
- Puerto Sandino received two international ships, importing bagged cement and clinker.
- Tourist ports serviced 258 vessels and 8,588 passengers to Isla de Ometepe.
- Granada serviced 106 cabotage vessels with general cargo and registered thousands of tourists and passengers.
- San Juan del Sur hosted recreational activities, attending 5,915 tourists.
- Puerto Salvador Allende registered 37,653 tourists and visitors across various attractions.
- A total of 61,591 people visited the country's tourist ports.