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Birdwatching tourism is soaring in popularity across South America, especially in Argentina and Chile. With over 1,500 bird species spread across diverse ecosystems, this form of sustainable travel combines eco-conscious exploration, wildlife appreciation, and cultural engagement. As we look ahead to 2025, birdwatching stands out as one of the most transformative travel experiences available.
As of July 1, 2025, all foreign visitors to Argentina—regardless of their entry method or length of stay—must present valid health insurance or medical assistance coverage for the full duration of their visit, as established by Executive Decree 366/2025.This regulation applies to all non-resident travelers, including tourists, seasonal or temporary workers, international students, and others holding non-permanent immigration status.
We were invited to enjoy a unique wine tasting experience at Kanoo Restaurant, a hidden gem located in the heart of the Tigre Delta. Reaching the restaurant was already part of the magic, as we arrived by boat, navigating the serene waters and lush islands of the Delta—an immersive prelude to what was to come.
Tucked away in the rugged silence of the Patagonian mountains, OVO Patagonia is not your typical glamping experience. It’s raw, remote, and exhilarating—a place where luxury meets wild nature, and every moment is infused with adrenaline.
Argentina, a country where the traditional café con leche has long been a daily ritual, is experiencing a quiet but powerful revolution in how coffee is consumed and appreciated. The rise of the cafés de especialidad — specialty coffee shops — is reshaping the local coffee culture, one pour-over at a time.
Bariloche may be known for its chocolate, snow-capped mountains, and serene lakes—but if you're craving an experience that makes your heart race and your senses come alive, there’s one adventure you can’t miss: white-water rafting in the wild rivers of Patagonia.
Some adventures don’t just take you somewhere new—they pull you out of your comfort zone, wake up your senses, and leave you breathless in the best possible way. One of those adventures is Mini Trekking on the Perito Moreno Glacier in El Calafate, Argentina.
There are moments in life that redefine your connection with the natural world. Kayaking with whales in Punta Arenas, at the edge of the world in Chilean Patagonia, is one of those moments.
There are few places on Earth that capture the raw power and beauty of nature quite like Iguazú Falls. Spanning the border between Argentina and Brazil, this colossal network of waterfalls—over 270 in total—is a symphony of mist, roar, and endless rainbows. And while the walkways and boat rides bring you thrillingly close, there is one experience that offers a perspective like no other: a helicopter ride over Iguazú Falls.
This year, Hotel Madero, a symbol of sophistication and modern luxury in Buenos Aires, proudly celebrated its 20th anniversary. Nestled in the heart of the vibrant and historic Puerto Madero district, the hotel has become a cornerstone of Argentine hospitality, seamlessly blending contemporary elegance with local charm.
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