Argentina Articles
Mate: Drink up the Culture – Buenos Aires, ArgentinaWhen you visit parts of South America you’ll surely notice that most people are all drinking a strange hot beverage. Rachel Ward found out all about it while going to school there, and tells us the deal here.
Telltale National Icons of South AmericaYes, Diego did punch a ball into the goal with his hand in a World Cup game, but he got away with it-the goal counted-and that is just perfect for the people of Argentina.
Iguazu Falls: A Photo TourIf you haven’t yet been to the amazing Iguazu Falls on the Argentina/Brazil border, you are really missing out. Kelvin Lim describes the experience with the help of spectacular photos.
8 Countries That Have Suddenly Become Cheap for AmericansThe US Dollar has been soaring against many currencies lately, and suddenly some top destinations are fairly cheap for Americans, so BootsnAll tours 8 of the better ones.
Emma Beyn – Author BiographyThe Premier site for travelling and travel information. Author bio/profile for
BootsnAll photojournalist Emma Beyn.
Before you can experience Antarctica, you have to get there. Read what Bjørn Christian Tørrissen has to say about what that can be like.
Top 10 Destinations for Independent Travelers in 2008BootsnAll, the website for independent travelers, announces its Top 10 Destinations for 2008.
Buenos Aires: A Shopper’s Paradise – Argentina, South AmericaIf you live to shop, you haven't lived until you've visited the superb boutiques and trendy markets in Buenos Aires. As an added incentive, Leslie Patrick points out the 17% refund for foreign
South America on the Way to AntarcticaCarl Boyer outlines the steps he took to get to Antarctica – with a three-week stop in South America.
An Impossible Battle against the Patagonian Wind – Argentina, South AmericaOn her first ever bicycle tour, Melanie Butchers did something a guidebook said was "impossible".
