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Argentina

How much can you save travelling                         now to

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Hotel

January 2024

Room in 5-star hotel costs from €262, which in Nov 2021 was €365. 

You can save on your hotel costs:

 -28,3%

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Food

January 2024

2 dinners, 2 beer, 2-litres Coca Cola costs €33, which in Nov 2021 was €30. You can save on food costs:

+10%

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Shopping

January 2024

Cinema ticket, Zara dress, Levi's jeans, Nike sneakers and iPhone 12 costs €2126, which in Nov 2021 was €2290. You can save on shopping:

-7,2%

Why Argentina is cheaper now?

Argentina peso experiences dramatical down for some time already, as well as Argentina’s economy due to so called “endless storms”. Peso declined 108.7% against the USD. Country’s statistic agency INDEC, says that 32% of population is living in poverty. President Macri has signed last year $56.3 billion deal with International Monetary Fund and as a part of this deal has cut government spending and raised utilities prices. Above that inflation rate is over 50%, which makes Argentina not the best place to live in, but more affordable for tourists.  

Unique national parks, tango, very delicious food, - are among the top attractions there. It’s time to enjoy it! 

 

Update: since the beginning 2020 Argentina was in default but in July has reached an agreement with creditors to restructure around $65 billion in sovereign debt, breaking a deadlock in talks that will help the country climb out of default and banish fears of a damaging and protracted legal standoff.

Peso has lost more than 17% in comparison with Euro and more than 28% with USD.

Inflation rate is 71% and EU inflation is 9.1%.  

Tickets

There are plenty of cheap tickets to Argentine from other European countries. The cheapest tickets in January are:

99€ from Santiago

141€ from Montevideo

221€ from Asuncion

270€ from Florianopolis

Burger, картофель фри и кока-кола

The BigMac Index by The Economist suggests that Argentine Peso is 11,3% undervalued if we look at the Raw Index. And is 15,3% overvalued using GDP-adjusted methodology.

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