This is the report of International Tourism Statistics (ETI) corresponding to November, in which it was revealed that during said period they entered 855,000 non-resident visitors along all access routes to the country; of which 505,100 were tourists and 349,900 were hikerswhich translates into a decrease of 29.2%.
On the other side of the road, last month the temporary departure of Argentines from the country reached 1,168,100 trips, of which 662,300 thousand were tourists and 505,800 were hikers, a growth of 64%.
On the side of hikers, that is, those who do not spend the night during their stay, Visits to Argentine territory decreased by 40% last month and trips abroad increased by 102.3%.
He 58.2% of incoming tourism came from neighboring countries. Brazil contributed the most, with 20.8%, followed by Chile (14.9%) and Uruguay (13.5%).
According to the report, 49% of non-resident tourists arrived in Argentina by air; while 39.8% used the land route; and the remaining 11.3% arrived by river/sea.
Something similar happened with trips abroad as with inbound tourism, since the main destinations were neighboring ones. Chile was the most chosen with 23.9%, followed by Brazil, with 19.3%; and Paraguay, with 13.1%.
47.3% of resident tourists left the country by land; 43.6%, by air; and 9.1%, through the river/sea route.
In total, a negative balance of 313,200 visitors international flights through all access routes to the country, due to the negative balances of 157,200 tourists and of 155,900 hikers.
Source: Ambito
