Travel To Argentina

Amit asked:


Can someone give me names for good travel agencies for trips to Argentina. I live in Northern California, so if you know of any in california, that will be great.

Also, if I am on work visa in US , will I need a visa to enter argentina ? (I guess I will, since I am not a US citizen, but just confirming )

Phillip

Tiam asked:


I am 19 and I go to a community college for my second semester. I tought myself spanish when I was 16 and from that day on I have always dreamt of traveling Argentina one day and hopefuly settle there one day. Yet I am undecided with my major in college and have no idea what to do. I am scared of life. All I can see in my future, is the vast grassy land of patagonia, but I cannot see the middle of this life. I live in California now and I can speak almost 3 languages. Can anyone tell me if I even want to work as an English teacher for a while in Buenos Aires, what courses will I need to take and finish in college?
-Thank you for your support

Aaron

Trey asked:


Does anyone know some inexpensive ways to travel to Ushuaia, Argentina from Dallas, TX? I know flying is the most straight forward, but tix >$1,000. I don’t mind driving/riding for several hours if there are better/cheaper places to fly into.

Thanks!

Trey

Connor

enjoirock asked:


A friend and I (two males in our mid 20’s) are planning a trip to Chile & Argentina this summer (their winter) to go snowboarding and to travel the countries. We were going to rent a car once down there, but were told it would be a “safety issue” to do so. Does anybody have any experience?
We’re both americans.

Miguel

SomewhereinMich88 asked:


I have heard Argentina is great from some and bad from others. Please send me some information about your expierence there.
Either from an Argentine or someone who has simply traveled there.

Hannah

lopezdefcrue asked:


Would I be better off spending more in Europe? (Spain, Italy, France)

Suzanne