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Car Rental in Argentina

Although incoming tourism growth as well as the good business environment boosted car rental sales in 2011 and explained most of the growth in this category, according to industry players, domestic tourists demanded more cars in the summer of ...

Mar 2012 | US$900| Add to cart | View details ›

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Health and Wellness Tourism in Argentina

Health and wellness showed a 23% growth in terms of value, reaching over ARS1 billion due to the increasing number of visitors to spas and growing medical tourist arrivals.

Mar 2012 | US$900| Add to cart | View details ›

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Tourism Flows Domestic in Argentina

On 4 June 2011 the Puyehue-Cordon Caulle volcano complex, located in the Chilean Andes, 35km from Villa La Angostura city in Neuquén province in Argentina, erupted. Ash invaded Argentinean territory, causing multiple problems such as interruptions of...

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Tourism Flows Inbound in Argentina

After the sanction of the Gay Marriage Law in July 2010, LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) tourism flows showed significant growth. In 2010, LGBT tourists represented 18% of total incoming tourists and reached 900,000 people. This is the ...

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Tourism Flows Outbound in Argentina

As a consequence of the high inflation rate of around 30% in 2011 and an exchange rate almost fixed around ARS4 per US dollar, Argentina is becoming more expensive in terms of dollars; this situation has boosted outbound tourism. Increasing salaries ...

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Tourist Attractions in Argentina

Tourist attractions were visited by almost 39 million people in 2011, 8% more than in 2010 and reached over ARS2 million value sales, mainly due to the growing incoming and domestic tourism flows as well as the maintenance of purchasing power in part...

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Transportation in Argentina

On 4 June 2011, the Puyehue-Cordon Caulle volcano complex erupted and ash negatively affected air transportation; by 14 June the air transportation industry estimated losses of about US$15 million due to the impossibility of selling air tickets to ...

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Travel Retail in Argentina

In 2011 banks and travel retailers maintained or renewed agreements to offer long-term financing without paying interest on purchases made with credit cards. This meant a significant incentive to demand in a context of a high inflation rate but with ...

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Travel Accommodation in Argentina

According to the Buenos Aires Tourism Office, Buenos Aires city is expected to add 36 new hotels until 2013, most of them of 4 and 5 stars; these investments will total US$490 million. Buenos Aires city is a consolidated international tourist ...

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Travel and Tourism in Argentina

Tourism flows were boosted by growing GDP in the Latin American region and the still favourable exchange rate to travel to Argentina despite the high inflation rate in the country, whilst incoming tourism from developed countries such as the US and ...

Mar 2012 | US$1,900| Add to cart | View details ›