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Argentina offers endless options for pre and post tours all over the country. An extended sea front with 4 Cruise Ports; more than 300 Courses, the largest amount in ; 9 Ski Centers, positioning Argentina as the Ski destination in the Region; contrasting landscapes; and a unique culture. Let your imagination get carried away with creative and unforgettable Incentive Ideas, also suitable for Post Tours!

REGION OF It is the cultural, political and financial center of Argentina, in the immensity of the wet Pampas. The of Buenos Aires, , Bahía Blanca, Campana, , Miramar, , Pilar, , Tigre and are part of this Region. These destinations share similar traditions which harmoniously blend diverse urban and natural elements: plains, mountains, rivers, one Delta region, Estancias or Ranches, beach resorts along the Atlantic Coast and various urban centers.

• IT TAKES TWO TO TANGO Custom made Tango dance classes and Tango Shows with the best dancers in the country. Tango is a registered trademark of Río de La Plata and an icon of Argentine culture. It developed during the 20th century till it got to the elegant salons and conquered the world with its melody, poetry and sensuality. It was declared UNESCO Intangible Heritage of Humanity in 2009.

• ALL ABOUT PASSION Attend a classic soccer match and share a unique experience with Argentine fans. Workout with the players and even play a memorable football game against some of the best football teams of the country.

• GAUCHO FOR A DAY Drive away from the city towards the plains of the wet Pampas. The Province of Buenos Aires becomes synonymous with fields, farms and Gauchos, where century-old rural traditions are displayed. Horseback riding, carriage rides, visits to old orchards and dairy farms in an endless crops terraced horizon. The experience is completed with Folk Shows and delicious local criollos flavors with a tipical argentine asado.

• PORT TO PORT Only 45 minutes sailing from Puerto Madero, in Buenos Aires City, visitors can enjoy the city of Tigre with the 5th largest Delta in the world: Delta del Paraná. All water like wakeboarding, water skiing, canoe outings, kayaking, rowing can be practiced, or simply enjoy the various Spa centers.

• SHOPPING TOURS In the City of Buenos Aires - avant-garde and chic - creativity, quality and design show up in the shop windows. In shopping centers, along the most elegant avenues, or in the old neighborhoods nowadays design centers, the most important international brands interact with talented local designers. In the surroundings of the city, you can get unique leather, fabrics and silverware crafts; exclusive designs, unique objects and jewelry.

• ALL ABOARD The of Buenos Aires and Mar del Plata are the starting point of luxurious and enjoyable cruises to other Latin American destinations such as Buzios, Río de Janeiro, Ilhabela, in ; Punta del Este and , in ; and , Puerto Montt and de , in Chile.

• , OR GOLF. YOUR CHOICE! Pato, Argentina’s national , is practised in our country since the XVIIth century. It is believed that the outstanding Argentine Polo skills come from this legendary sport, being Argentina the largest Polo exporter in the world. Pato and Polo classes or games can be enjoyed in Argentina, well known as the Polo Paradise. For the most demanding golfers, the Region offers more than 50 golf courses in unique locations.

REGION OF CORDOBA At the heart of the country, this is one of the main economic centers of Argentina. It combines valleys, high plains, valleys and streams. The capital of the province, Córdoba, is a cosmopolitan city, a prominent cultural and services center within the country, part of an area known for its natural settings, reservoirs and first class tourist infrastructure. The city of Villa Carlos Paz, an hour far from Córdoba city, offers a range of beautiful landscapes, together with a varied cultural and recreational billboard, endless nightlife, and first class services. This province keeps much of the colonial legacy of the Jesuit Order missionaries in estancias, convents, churches, among others.

• JESUIT BLOCK & ESTANCIAS Take a tour around the XVIIth and XVIIIth centuries at the Jesuit Block & Estancias circuit, UNESCO World Heritage of Humanity: Caroya, Jesús María, Santa Catalina, Alta Gracia and La Candelaria, revisiting the Spanish colonial times, and the days of the Jesuit religious Order working on these lands with native peoples.

• PROFESSIONAL RACING DRIVER FOR A DAY lessons can be taken at Autódromo Oscar Cabalén together with the possibility of running a race and experience true speed as a professional racing driver.

• A JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH Get into ancient caves in the moonlight, where each rock formation has a story to tell. Teamwork and leadership activities at .

• DOMA & FOLKLORE NATIONAL FESTIVAL This annual festival is held the first day of January in the city of Jesús María, 66 kilometers (41 miles) from Córdoba city. It is the perfect combination of a horse event, the exhibition of Gaucho skills, folk and popular music, and tasting the typical local dishes.

• CATERING TOURS Nothing better than trying the different Córdoba cuisine flavors with a homebrew beer or a good Fernet with Cola, the typical drink of the region. The options are many: baby goats, cheese, honey, sweets, herbs and “alfajores”. It is also possible to organized technical trips.

• RELAXING IN HEALTH SPAS Enjoy activities related to body care and health, in a natural environment, with custom made group activities. Find relaxation, rest and healthy food surrounded by the tranquility of Córdoba Hills.

• MAN OVERBOARD Endless options of water sports in the clear waters of streams, rivers, ponds, dams and lakes in the region: windsurfing, diving, wakeboarding, sailing, boating, water skiing and more.

REGION OF CUYO It is the main wine-producing region of South America, formed by the cities of Mendoza, Malargüe, San Rafael, San Juan and San Luis. At the foot of the Mountain Chain, the vineyards are the perfect setting for tasting the famous Argentine wines and carrying out unforgettable incentive trips. Touring in antique cars, carriages or bicycles through the vineyards, climbing or trekking on Cerro Aconcagua – the highest in The Americas- rafting its turbulent rivers, and more.

• WINE LOVERS ONLY Visit the most picturesque wineries enjoying a classical music concert during a private wine tasting where the emblematic grape is Malbec; participate in a bike race through the vineyards; harvest, prune and even make your own team wine. Whatever the chosen proposal is, pleasure is guaranteed.

• NATIONAL HARVEST FESTIVAL Enjoy the most important festival in Argentina to honour grape wine harvest. This show takes place the first week of March in the natural amphitheater Frank Romero Day. Another option is the Gay Harvest Festival, better known as “Harvest for All”, the following weekend.

• WINE THERAPY Revitalize your body with unique treatments. Relax in Malbec tanks, enjoy massages and rejuvenating treatments, discovering the antioxidant properties of grapevine in the skin.

• WATER ADVENTURE Experience the thrill of rafting the rapids of Cañón del Atuel in San Rafael - difficulty level 4- either in a kayak or hydro speed. Different challenges with one . Good Luck!

• A JOURNEY THROUGH TIME Extraordinary paleontological remains and ancient landscapes. Sierra de las Quijadas and Valle de la Luna are the ideal locations for outdoor activities. Here the stones are a living testimony of the work of wind, water, sun and temperature changes, protecting one of the most important paleontological sites in the world. It is a unique opportunity to see the remains of vertebrates that inhabited the place in the Mesozoic Era, 180 million years ago, together with dinosaur footprints and ferns, and petrified Araucaria trunks imprints.

• THE STONE SENTINEL Discover the majestic experience of climbing Cerro Aconcagua, the highest in The Americas, with its 6,962 meters (2.2841 ft.). Visited by mountain climbers from all around the world, the impressive Aconcagua offers different options for experts and beginners.

• SNOW TIME Carry out your next ski competition under the imposing Andes. There are multiple options in Valle de Las Leñas or Los Penitentes : skiing, snowboarding and challenges in the Snowpark.

•INCA TRACES Walk into The Andes on mule or horseback, following old trails used hundreds of years ago by native people, then by the Spanish colonists, and later by the army commanded by Capitán José de San Martin during the independence battles from the Spanish Crown. Reach the high snowcapped mountain passes, discover marine fossil areas, appreciate Cerro Aconcagua, , frozen rivers and “ice penitents”.

REGION OF LITORAL Exuberant nature in the cities of Resistencia, , Concordia, Paraná, Formosa, Posadas, Puerto Iguazú, Santa Fe de la Vera Cruz and Rosario. This region is very attractive because of its stunning flora and fauna. Waterfalls, rivers, streams and hot springs are some of the options to enjoy before, during or after your event.

• IGUAZU FALLS TO THE EXTREME Sail upstream to the base of the nearly 300 waterfalls up to 80 meters (263 feet) high, surrounded by the most amazing subtropical forest of Iguazú National Park. This is one of the New 7 Natural Wonders of the World and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy the opportunity to practice canopy or wet rappelling in front of the falls.

• HEALTH, RELAXATION AND NATURE Relax in the many Thermal Parks of the region, with modern facilities and unique scenery in the tranquility of a natural environment. The chemical composition of these hot springs gives it a distinguishing feature for its excellent therapeutic properties of strong mineralization and high salt content, to which a well-head temperature of 41 º C (105 º F) is added.

• LIVE ESTEROS DEL IBERÁ Take a boat ride through Esteros del Iberá, one of the richest wetlands in biodiversity in the world, ideal destination for adventure, fishing, wildlife watching and unique expeditions.

•RAINFOREST SAFARI Get into a pristine virgin subtropical rainforest rich in biodiversity, in 4x4 vehicles with Iguazú National Park guides.

• EXPLORATION & SURVIVAL A thrilling ride deep into the islands of Río Paraná, the second largest basin of South America, practicing outdoor adventure sports, fishing, outdoor cooking and camping.

• BY THE RIVER Organize your next water competition in the widest nautical track in South America, Río Paraná. With eleven water feet depth, and the possibility of sailing throughout the year, Río Parana has a Delta of approximately 17,500 km2 (4,324,344 acres), providing a fascinating range of options for all types of skills such as “Maratón Internacional Hernandarias - Paraná”, sailing 88 km (54 miles) along the river.

• JOY AND COLOR IN THE CARNIVAL Join the colorful parades with variety of designs, embroideries and allegorical floats to the rythm of the music in the famous carnivals in the Proviences of Corrientes, Chaco and Entre Ríos.

• FEEL THE POWER Tour the facilities of the Hydroelectric Power Station “Yacyretá” responsible for generating 22% of the energy consumed in Argentina. With 20 turbines on Paraná River, this mega engineering work can be also visited from the water in different boats.

NORTH REGION Land of traditions in the cities of La Rioja, , San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca, San Miguel de Tucumán, , and Las Termas de Río Hondo. This region stands out for its natural landscapes combining valleys, mountains, streams, salt dessert and hot springs, combined with the charm of its ancient past reflected in its traditions, its culture and the warmth of its people.

• A TRIP TO THE CLOUDS A unique experience onboard the 3rd highest train in the world, leaving from Salta and crossing Puna region along The Andes. Sorting out tunnels, bridges, zig-zags and amazing curves, this fantastic piece of engineering reaches 4,200 meters (13,800 feet) above sea level and offers one of the most amazing trips.

• OFFERINGS TO PACHAMAMA Join a millennial celebration, heritage of the native communities that inhabited this region, performed to thank and bless “Mother Earth”, followed by musical, religious and culinary activities, among others.

• FOLK CLUBS Learn some steps of Argentine folklore dance to the rhythm of guitars, bombos and the clapping of native dancers and the audience.

• THE “SEISMILES” Take a 4x4 drive along the over 6,000 meters (19,700 feet) high mountain chain with 19 volcanoes, through gorges, height lagoons, salt flats and Fiambalá hot springs. These hills were the scenery of long pilgrimages and special ceremonies of the Andean cultures, and today, a challenge for mountaineers and scientists around the world.

• STUNNING TALAMPAYA Discover this striking red desert cliff, where fossils and rock art shaped by the action of nature over 250 million years ago were found.

• REGIONAL COOKING CLASSES The most delicious dishes and flavors with the perfect combination of the talents of renowned chefs and the magical Inca culture legacy. Cooking workshops for visitors to learn the best and most traditional recipes that are still enjoyed in Argentina.

• HIGH ALTITUDE WINES Tour the wine cellars where the main grapevine is Torrontés. In a mountainous valley - 3,000 meters (10,000 feet) above sea level- the most prominent High Altitude Wines of international recognition are produced. It is also possible to visit the Grapevine and Wine Museum in the town of Cafayate.

REGION OF There are magic landscapes in the cities of Comodoro Rivadavia, , Trelew, Santa Rosa, Neuquén, San Martín de los Andes, Villa La Angostura, Viedma, San Carlos de , , Río Grande and Ushuaia. It is a dreamlike region with incredible landscapes in both winter and summer. Mountains, glaciers, national parks, forests, lakes, beaches, cliffs, and rich flora and fauna are the ingredients for an unforgettable stay.

• MINITREKKING ON THE A magnificent experience in Los Glaciares National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. About 350 glaciers to discover and walk, ending the tour with a memorable toast of “whiskey on the rocks” with glacier ice, facing the imposing Lago Argentino.

• ROAD TO This unique experience sailing on a luxury expedition leaves from the port of the southernmost city of the world, Ushuaia, heading to the White Continent. Birds, whales, sea lions and dolphins surrounded by mountains, icebergs and countless glaciers are some of the attractions to enjoy.

• CHARLES DARWIN’S ITINERARY Relive the trips of discoveries leaving from the city of Ushuaia sailing through the Channels of on board modern boats, and learn how to improve environmental protection practices.

• SUBMARINE BAPTISM Dive into the mighty sharing this experience with crystal clear water and funny friendly sea lions. It’s a Must!

• ONE DAY IN A PATAGONIAN ESTANCIA Carry out country activities: rounding up the live stock, sheep shearing, fly fishing, and then enjoy a delicious Patagonian lamb or trout from the wonderful glacial lakes and rivers of the region.

• SWEET TEETH ONLY Welsh culture, present in Patagonia since the XIXth century, still maintains the secret of their recipes and traditions, as well as the typical Tea Ceremony. In the town of Trelew, the famous Welsh Tea is a must-do activity. The table is completed by Welsh cake, scons, homemade breads, homemade jams and local cheese.

• SAIL ALONG THE ANDES An eco adventure that includes three lakes, leaving from the city of San Carlos de Bariloche in Argentina bound to Puerto Varas city, in Chile, discovering volcanoes and unique National Parks.