Climate & Local Resilience: Buenos Aires Province officials led by Gov. Axel Kicillof and Environment Minister Daniela Vilar delivered new tools to Ezeiza to better prevent and respond to extreme events tied to El Niño, with a push that also links disaster readiness to sustainable tourism, clean energy, reforestation, environmental education, and food sovereignty. Food Tourism Spotlight: Tripadvisor’s 2026 Travelers’ Choice Awards put Buenos Aires on the global fine-dining map again, with Fogón Asado taking the top spot worldwide for fine dining, highlighting the city’s steak-and-asado culture for travelers planning their next trip. Patagonia Travel Boost: Gol Airlines announced seasonal European connectivity to Argentine Patagonia via Brazil, adding São Paulo–El Calafate–Ushuaia flights (Nov 2026–Mar 2027), making it easier to pair a glacier visit with “the end of the world” scenery. Nature Photo Moment: NASA imagery spotlights Patagonia’s Lake Pueyrredón and Lake Posadas, split by a sediment land bridge—an easy visual hook for travelers eyeing Argentina’s dramatic landscapes. Wildlife Conservation: Argentina marked 25 years since the jaguar became a National Natural Monument, but the big cat remains critically threatened, with only about 250–300 adults left across fragmented regions.