Bitcoin Beach in El Zonte, iconic due to its adoption of bitcoin for payments, is getting a set of infrastructure upgrades from the Salvadoran government.
El Zonte for many is known as Bitcoin Beach; we are going to fix an area of 15,000 square meters, where there will be a shopping center, parking, beach club, treatment plant, to revitalize the area.Surf City, a beach also known as El Tunco, will also benefit from these investments that will extend alongside the La Libertad region. This is part of the second phase of the Surf City project, which aims to bring strategic developments to the area to help tourism thrive.
And we will also do it with hydraulic concrete, which is more expensive than asphalt, but lasts much longer.In total, the government of El Salvador will spend more than $203 million on infrastructure, including a new drainage system, bridges, and bicycle roads, among other facilities.This set of investments is in line with what the government has declared previously about the influence that surf and bitcoin have had on the growth of national tourism.
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