Seclantás, located in the Calchaquí Valleys of Salta, Argentina, has been recognized by UN Tourism as one of the Best Tourism Villages, highlighting its sustainable tourism development, cultural heritage, and unique landscapes. The town’s textile traditions, historical architecture, and natural beauty make it a key destination for those seeking authentic rural experiences.

In 2025, a slew of new routes, both domestic and international, are expected to emerge as part of the country’s comprehensive infrastructure modernization efforts.

Copa Airlines announces new flights to Salta and Tucumán, Argentina, beginning September 2025, enhancing regional connectivity and tourism opportunities.

Argentina strengthens regional tourism ties with ‘Visit Argentina Connect’ Trade Mission, showcasing Patagonia, Mendoza, Salta, Río Negro, and Iguazu Falls.

Aerolíneas Argentinas has now joined Qantas Express, Southwest, and even Finnair in a wave of unrest shaking the global airline travel industry. Pilot strikes are no longer isolated events—they’re a growing crisis. One by one, major carriers are facing walkouts, delays, and disruptions.

Argentina’s May 1-4, 2025, extended weekend led to a surge in domestic and international tourism, influencing travel patterns and impacting the travel industry

Argentina’s four-day May long weekend sparks a travel surge, with millions exploring top destinations like Córdoba, Mendoza, and international favorites like Rio.

Visa delays and flight disruptions mount as Argentina plunges into travel chaos during a massive general strike, crippling aviation, shipping, and transportation networks nationwide.

Argentina is a country that seamlessly blends vibrant city life, serene natural retreats, and rich cultural experiences.

A report on the most turbulent airports in South America, highlighting challenges for the aviation industry and safety strategies to mitigate risks in air travel