On a trip to Germany in 2008, Jesús Hernández talked about the La Llovizna waterfall and other attractions in Ciudad Guayana. When his friends asked him to see photos, he discovered to his surprise that there was no page with quality images and details of his land. Upon returning to Venezuela, his mother gave him a camera to transform that situation. And in two years, Jesús took 3,000 photos. "Ciudad Guayana FB emerged to fill an information gap identified in 2010. He wanted a portal that talked about Ciudad Guayana, its history, its activities and the tourist potential," he says. People identified with his stories and many Argentine tourists contacted him to hire him as a guide. Subsequently, Jesús began to weave a network of citizen information that now amounts to 600 people, to whom he gives recommendations and education. communicational. "It went from being a tourist platform to being informative," he adds. With his smartphone and a GoPro, he covers news throughout the state of Bolívar, in the sources Politics, City, Arco Minero, National Assembly, Tourism and Entrepreneurship.
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Last updated date: April 2025
Source: SembraMedia