Loma Plata gets urban hub and new $10M hotel
IMIGUAY · Updated on 10/8/2026 · 5 min read
Project in Loma Plata integrates hospitality, business and commerce with a $10M investment, taking advantage of the progress of the Bioceanic Corridor.
The city of Loma Plata, in the Paraguayan Chaco, is preparing to receive a new urban and commercial complex named Complejo Chaco Central. The initiative is the result of a partnership between Cooperativa Chortitzer and Grupo González Acosta, as originally published by the newspaper ABC Color.
Investment in hotel and commercial infrastructure
The first milestone of the venture will be the construction of a Holiday Inn hotel, belonging to the IHG group. Scheduled to open in mid-2027, coinciding with the centenary of the arrival of Mennonites in the region, the hotel will feature 114 rooms across five floors, a convention center for up to 300 people, and a leisure area.
- Initial investment estimated at around $10 million.
- Project includes an open-air shopping center (Strip Mall), residential areas, and corporate offices.
- The master plan outlines structured urban development for Loma Plata towards 2050.
- The initiative connects directly with the flow generated by the new Ruta Bioceánica.
Economic growth in the Chaco region
According to data from the Central Bank of Paraguay (BCP) cited by the source, the region has registered expressive growth rates, surpassing the national GDP average in recent reports. The project aims to meet the growing demand of executives, companies, and tourists traveling through the central Chaco due to productive and logistical expansion.
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