As the travel & tourism industry continues on its recovery path, outbound trips from Argentina are increasing, with people eager to resume and reboot their travel plans. According to GlobalData, this pent-up demand, coupled with increased confidence around COVID-19 protocols, is helping to drive the recovery of Argentina’s outbound travel sector. GlobalData provides a complete picture of the outbound destinations from Argentina in its Travel & Tourism in Argentina report. Buy the report here.
In 2022, international departures from Argentina grew by 293%.
Outbound travel from Argentina is not dominated by any single destination, but intraregional travel is a noticeable trend. In the case of Argentina, six of the ten most popular destinations are located in South & Central America.
However, even when focusing only on the top ten, flows to different destinations vary. Understanding the relative size of these and identifying high-potential destinations outside of this list is key to identifying promising growth markets for Argentina as a source market and for destinations to understand current preferences among Argentine travelers so they can better target them.
According to GlobalData’s report, Travel & Tourism in Argentina, the most popular destinations for the country’s travelers include Brazil, Spain, Uruguay, the US and Chile among others.
For more detailed analysis of the outbound destinations from Argentina, buy GlobalData’s Travel & Tourism in Argentina.
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