AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoIguazú Falls Luxury Stay: Awasi Iguazú is pitching an ultra-personal rainforest retreat near the Argentina-Brazil border, with early access to Devil’s Throat and private guides plus 4x4 transfers. Direct Flights Boost: Aerolíneas Argentinas will launch a Buenos Aires–Curaçao route starting January 2027, with four weekly services—good news for Argentine travelers chasing beaches and culture. Tango as Tourism Engine: Buenos Aires is hosting Tango BA Festival y Mundial 2026, drawing dancers from 50+ countries and positioning the Mundial as a global cultural and tourism draw. Wildlife & Nature Travel: A guide to sleeping in a rainforest retreat at Iguazú highlights the region’s biodiversity and the “early, before the crowds” experience. Sustainability in the Spotlight: POSCO Argentina’s lithium push includes hands-on vocational training in Salta, aiming to scale skilled technician jobs. Travel Risk Watch: Scientists warn glacier retreat is raising flood and mudslide risks across Chile, Argentina, and Peru—important context for adventure planning. Falklands Diplomacy: The Telegraph reports Trump-linked pressure on the UK could affect diplomatic support tied to the Falklands dispute, a reminder that geopolitics can ripple into travel sentiment.
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