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perfecto gracias

nice thank you

Ponen sello en el pasaporte?

I´m planning to stay at Avenida Corrientes, is it safe to walk around at night to have dinner in that area? I heard it is a very busy street, even at night...

Excelent!

I am moving with my family me and wife one 11 year old child we are planning to move Buenos Aires for long three years so kindly guide me which neighborhood is best to live for long period kindly guide and give me nice suggestion I am waiting your suggestion plz

Is there such thing as a "Sandro Tour"? A tour that covers all of the spots in the Sandro movies, or amything of Sandro importance, That would be a great tour for me.

Thanks for a great video …can’t wait to visit ❤

Debit card only

This is insane.

Thank you so much for making an effort to share all this great information

Very good.Thank you

Hola. Que opinas del hotel Interconintenal, Buenos Aires? O sera mejor el Marriott? Ayuda porfaaaaa

Buenos dias, Glen. Do you have any suggestions on lodging in Bariloche?

Not anymore as you know..

boring

screw Argentina... was going there this summer...i don't like playing double standard exchange rates

Argentina uses a different calculation rate for tourists...than they do for businesses. pay with a card for anything

Good job. Useful and informative. I'm retired from US living in Colombia for 8 years, and thinkng about moving to BA. How did you obtain your DNI?

I hate math and doing math when traveling 😢😮

Excellent!! Might be updated. The Milei government has started war fare on tourism?

Thank you for this great video. My wife and I are visiting next month (April).

'PromoSM'

Eleven thousand hundred? These numbers don't exist in mathematics. Confusing.

Dude, there is a reason that schools use blackboards. You are very vague and all over the map with your explanations. Some times you say:”then do that” very hard to understand what this “that” is.

Great info. Thanks. I will be going in November and wondered about paying for small items as in cafes like a coffee and pastry. Still use credit card or should I carry some pesos? Will only be there 2 days as a layover.

I am going there mainly to go dancing Tango so can you give me a few recommendations for Tango hotels, etc.? I haven't booked accommodations yet...

It’s a complicated and always-changing economy which makes this a financially volatile country to try to live in for foreigners.

I'm going to Argentina in May/June. I'm not worried. I'll book local hotels and flights from my home country, no sweat. I might take a little hit wit local ATM's, but i don't expect anything out of the ordinary. As long as cash is still accepted on the street. Food for thought bro. ty 4 vid.

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Just checking: there are comments that VISA/Mastercard debit cards are using MEP rate. Is that true? anyone know? anyone use wise card?

Is it me or is he really bad at explaining things.

Muchas gracias!

Good to know. My wife and I were doing research about coming to visit from the United dtates

Beautiful city and also spotless 😘

Hey i plan to visit Argentina in April im from Canada. Been watching your videos. Im wondering how safe it is and if not speaking spanish will be hard to communicate there?

Great show. We went twice there and both times, the shows and dinner were excellent. We were lucky both times to sit right in front and seeing the dancers from that angle was incredible.

I agree: San Telmo is a gem of a neighbourhood and my favourite place for sitting and reading is Parque Lezama; it is very stately and elegant. It is an easy walk to Centro and Plaza de Mayo and Av. Florida. Mercado San Telmo is always busy and fun. On my most recent visit, I stayed in Montserrat, one block to Antiguo Puerto Madero with so many restaurants and cafes along the Diques. On the other side is the new and splashy Puerto Madero with many green spaces. BA is a city where I walk and walk and admire the beautiful architecture. Can't wait to return soon.

The Barolo built in the 1700s??? Napoleon didn't have a daughter. It's his grandaughter that's buried in Recoleta, althought it's not known where she's buried.

He’s confused...and according to other people the dollar won’t decrease

Not complicated at all, well explained. Unfortunately some measures need to be implemented

If they switch to the dollar everything will be WAY more expensive!

Right now official rate is 850, MEP and Blue both around 1100, and toruist rate 1300. So that would mean paying everything with foreign credit card is advantageous?

This is good for the Argentinians, and as a tourist, I don't mind paying more to help their economy.

Excelente, gracias por la información!!

Great video. Recently I spent 15 days in BA and fell in love with city. I stsyed at 75 Hotel Continental which has long stay rates. It’s a very nice hotel with really great rates. It is not too far from the main attractions by taxi which is not expensive.

I want to go to Argentina, but the unstable and confusing currency situation is a really huge turn off. Can't imagine how much this country is losing on tourism dollars due to this. Wasting an economic opportunity -- such is the Argentine way!

thank you your VDO

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I am a little bit confused. When I use my credit card, which rate is more benefit, MEP or Official Rate ?