European feel in South America

I love working as a travel agent advisor for Argentina, as the country is both an exciting place to visit with a fascinating landscape. Even without the colossal chunk of Antarctica that the government likes to include in the national boundaries, Argentina is one of the world's biggest countries.  The country tapers southward from the Tropic of Capricorn, like a giant stalactite, until it reaches the planet's southernmost limits. Consequently, the nation covers an astounding variety of terrains, from the steamy and humid rainforests of the northeast to the bone-dry highland steppes of the northwest, via the lush Pampas and windswept Patagonia, to the end-of-the-world archipelago of Tierra del Fuego. If Argentina is considered less “exotic” than most of its northern neighbors, it might be because Europe has had a profound impact on the country. A lot of sweeping generalizations have also been made about the country, some of which include the characterization of its culture, one backed by both zeal and a strong sense of pride. Argentinians also have passions - passions that include politics, football, dance, and exploration. If you want to dance the tango or ride horseback, this is the place to have the experience. You also cannot visit Argentina without staying in Buenos Aires, one of the most fascinating capitals in Latin America. Whether you want to watch people, shop, or stroll through the barrios, you will love the hours you spend engaged in these activities. While some of the neighborhoods are traditional and old-fashioned, others are noticeably modern. So, you’ll always find an interesting and new discovery. Indeed, you can spend a  month in the country, and will want to revisit it after you return. The country is the world’s eighth largest nation and has a population of about 40 million people, one-third of whom reside in Buenos Aires. The country is well known for its production of beef and lemons, wine, wheat, and soya, which has been genetically modified.  The country is also known for its cinematic achievements, It is a noted Oscar recipient for best foreign language film in 1985 for “The Official Story,” and in 2010 for “Secret in Their Eyes.”  However, the vastness of the terrain and various wildlife are the country’s primary attractions, outside its fabulous capital. You can find toucans in the country’s northern jungles or watch penguins tobogganing in the glacial waters of the South Atlantic.  In addition, if you love birding, you’ll love Argentina. Hundreds of species of birds, including the condor and three kinds of flamingo, are indigenous to the country. It is also home to pumas, foxes, tapirs, llamas, and armadillos, whose habitats are found in the mountainous areas and forests. As a travel agent advisor, I find Argentina to be culturally interesting, as it depicts an Old World charm as well as clean streets and alleyways. At night, the place comes alive with its underground milongas (dance halls) and tango entertainment.  Iguazu Falls is a must-see attraction as well. Much larger than Niagara Falls, the site gained UNESCO World Heritage status in 1984. Plus, you don’t want to miss Bariloche during the winter, as the ski resort becomes an enchanting wonderland. In the summer, you can take part in activities, such as river rafting, fly fishing, and hiking. Allow me, as your travel agent professional for Argentina, to create a memorable holiday for you and a loved one or for you and your family. Give me a call about this wonderful travel destination so I can help you plan the ideal holiday.