Argentina is a large and very diverse country and for this reason its popularity as a tourist destination is ever increasing. It is now the 2nd most popular tourist destination in the whole of South America. From the vibrant buzz of its capital city and the breathtaking Patagonian lake-district to the much talked about wine producing regions and the awe-inspiring glaciers there is something for everyone. What is encouraging is that although it appeals to foreigners, Argentina’s biggest fans are its own population with many locals choosing to holiday in their own country rather than abroad. This has led to a dramatic increase in demand for 2nd homes suitable for wealthy Argentines to use as holiday or weekend retreats. Demand for holiday accommodation in general is also high as tourist numbers from the rest of the world also increase.

Argentina is a vibrant and diverse country; the second largest country in South America and the eighth largest in the world. The capital city, Buenos Aires, is one of the most cosmopolitan and friendly cities you will come across, with a fantastic selection of restaurants and bars, all of which offer exceptionally good value for money. Elsewhere there are the increasingly popular wine producing regions, world class ski resorts, exclusive golf and country clubs, Patagonia’s breathtaking lake-district and the awe inspiring glaciers at the Southern tip of the continent. The quality of life in Argentina is incredibly high and, benefiting from rich natural resources, a highly literate population, an export-oriented agricultural sector and a diversified industrial base, the country’s economy is well grounded.