“In recent times, the atmosphere has been charged with some uncertainty but tinged with optimism. But today, the Argentine travel community is motivated by a bold capacity for adaptation. If 2022 marked the triumphant return of travel, 2023 will be marked by a creative reinvention in the midst of chaos. In a world full of contradictions in which you try to find balance, the limits will be tested and all options will be considered, “they say on Booking.com
According to the study, in these indicated contradictions the Argentine travel community wants:
- Disconnect but with the Internet and cell phone in hand
- Look for the simple but with some luxury
- Be fascinated with the Metaverse but the water, the wind, the heat or the cold really feel it in the body.
- They want to relax but with adrenaline.
The 10 Argentine destinations that will be a trend by 2023
- Puerto Iguazú (Missions)
- Lujan de Cuyo (Mendoza)
- El Calafate (Santa Cruz)
- San Salvador de Jujuy (Jujuy)
- Buenos aires city
- San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca (Catamarca)
- Currents (Currents)
- Humahuaca (Jujuy)
- Ushuaia (Land of Fire). The only destination of the 10 that was also a trend for 2022.
- Gualeguaychu (Entre Rios)
Keys to take advantage of Pre-Trip 4
The new PreViaje 4 will be focused on promoting the months with less tourist movement in the fall, such as May and June.
The plan provides for the return of 50% of the amount paid that can be used to make purchases in affiliated stores. In the case of PAMI retirees, the return will be 70%.
The program is national in scope. In this way, all destinations in the country will be available.
Between the months of May and June there is a calendar of three holidays: May 1 (Labor Day); May 25 (Day of the May Revolution) and May 26 (holiday for tourist purposes); June 17 (Step to Immortality of General Don Martín Miguel de Güemes); June 19 (Holiday for tourist purposes) and June 20 (Step to the Immortality of General Manuel Belgrano).
Source: Ambito
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