Travel in city Buenos Aires

As a full-time traveler with a strong affection for South America, I’ve spent more time in Buenos Aires than anywhere else in the world, save for my hometown. It’s one of the most livable and exciting cities I’ve ever visited—each neighborhood offers something special and gives you reasons to keep coming back, from historic San Telmo to trendy Palermo. Whether you're a remote worker looking to stay awhile or a family seeking out a home base with room to spread out, booking an Airbnb can help you explore these exciting neighborhoods in a new way. We’ve found some of the best properties in the city for all types of travelers, from a massive five-bedroom home with a private spa to an elegant apartment with jaw-dropping views of the Obelisk.

It’s not uncommon for many folks to start their vacation with a celebratory cocktail or glass of wine: at the airport lounge, on board the flight, or as a welcome nip at the hotel check-in counter. This ritual can also flow throughout the day with meals and as a night cap before bed. Many sober-curious travelers are thinking about holidays in a newfangled way, eschewing alcohol for a “dry tripping” experience, which enables them to revel on a getaway without the inevitable dreaded hangover, fully lucid for the next day’s activities.

To become a city’s coolest new neighborhood, there are certain prerequisites: a crop of cafes that toe the line between cozy and snobbish, chefs combining the innovative with the Instagrammable, and shops so sincere that they are doomed to close when rents rise, which they inevitably will.

Avianca is making some noteworthy upgrades to its business-class experience.

American Airlines said Friday it would reduce some of its international routes during the second half of the year and early into 2025 because of ongoing Boeing 787 Dreamliner delays. 

From Paris to Buenos Aires, you’ll want to settle in and raise a glass at these famous literary bars, notebook at the ready.

The airline will soon add an extra daily service in April 2024, bringing the total number of weekly frequencies to 31 in the peak of the summer season. This rotation will also be operated with an Airbus A220-100.

First established in 1536, the sprawling Argentine city of Buenos Aires has earned worldwide acclaim for its stunning architecture—but there’s far more to this storied settlement than just beautiful buildings. For newcomers to the city, there’s a wealth of fascinating museums, vibrant neighborhoods and high-end drinking and dining destinations to explore, with no shortage of gorgeous landmarks to discover along the way. As you plan your first trip to Argentina’s capital city, don’t miss out on these captivating activities and attractions.

When the founder of Buenos Aires' most celebrated restaurant, Don Julio, invites you to spend a few days eating with him, you go. That's how Mexican chef Elena Reygadas found herself in Argentina last August. “Pablo [Rivera] told me, You don't have to cook, but I want you to see our most important day—the carneada," says Reygadas. "It's when he and his partner Guido [Tassi] kill the pigs and make salami for their restaurant, but it's also a party for the people they love."

Ever heard of “fifth freedom flights” and “the freedoms of the air”? The latter may sound more like poetic prose than legal jargon, but this phrase—unbeknownst to most casual fliers—actually denotes the five official rights that make international air travel possible.

For those who have a fear of flying, stepping onto an airplane can be anxiety-inducing.

Codeshare agreement with Aerolíneas Argentinas is enhanced.

One of the best slow travel destinations in South America, Uruguay boasts world-class beaches, historical sites, a thriving wine scene, and culinary jewels that rival its neighbors.

In a bid to win over a younger audience to its hotel chains, Marriott International is adding Taylor Swift's Eras tour to its loyalty program.

Millions of people around the world, Irish or not, celebrate St Patrick's Day on March 17. Major cities from Chicago to Buenos Aires and Sydney to Vancouver, especially those with large Irish communities, host vibrant festivities open to everyone. 

My grandma, cousin, and I went on a 22-day cruise on Holland America's Oosterdam ship.

Emirates will begin daily service between Miami and Colombian capital city Bogotá on June 3.

Norwegian Cruise Line's decision to change its itinerary to no longer cruise by the Antarctica mainland has been met with a viral video discouraging travelers from sailing with NCL.

The eighth-largest country on Earth, Argentina encompasses everything from pancake-flat grasslands to sky-high mountains, humid wetlands to frigid ice fields, emerald forests to rugged coastlines.

Are you considering planning a trip to South America? Home to incredible natural wonders, including some of the oldest rainforests, the largest waterfall and the driest desert in the world, along with glaciers and the biodiverse Galapagos Islands, this continent has an allure all its own. 

If you’re an American traveler, you’ve likely done this sort of calendar math, spotting where all the paid holidays fall this year and figuring out how to combine them with your own limited paid time off (PTO).