Hotel Prado Rio, work built during the tenure of General Marcos Perez Jimenez, arrived at its fifty-third anniversary (53) and celebrates with a photo exhibition and development of sports and cultural activities in recognition of their workers.

The hotel's general manager, Jose Gregorio Martinez, reported that it installed a photo gallery containing images of "the historical, political, cultural, social and economic state of Merida in the last five decades," and can be seen permanently in the so-called red corridor Hotel.

In conclusion, the hotel employees participated in sports activities in coordination with officials of the National Anti-Drug Office (ONA), the College Hotel School of the Venezuelan Andes (Cuhelav) and Merida Tourism Corporation (Cormetur).

Furthermore, the official said in the past eight months "has been invested in improving infrastructure in regard to internal lighting subsystems, electrical system, ventilation system for laundries, boilers, pool, kitchen and building .

Similarly highlighted the involvement of students in the hotel, the University Institute of Technology Ejido and the University of the Andes and Cuhelav during their internships. On this point, Martinez said that the opening up of the state educational institutions, demonstrates the hotel's commitment in training future professionals in the region.

Prado Rio Hotel boasts 184 rooms, including a complex of 72 cabins that are part of its structure, and today is rated a three star service.

Similarly offers its visitors spacious green areas, pool, restaurant, bar, snack, sports courts, a lounge bar, hair salon and massage room and two rooms for events and meetings. (Press Venetur Hotel Prado Rio / Beatriz Cardenas )

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