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AIST - TEAM SPORTS TRAVEL
Argentina
Summer / Winter Tour
Sample Argentina Program
Sample
Itinerary
Below is a suggested Itinerary. We will
customize the tour as needed to
accommodate your needs.
Day 1 –
Day 4 –
➢ Depart USA
➢ Breakfast
➢ Visit Caminito, La Boca and Boca: This is
Day 2 –
the main attraction in La Boca, Buenos
➢ Arrival in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Aires’s original Little Italy. A pedestrianized
➢ Transfer to our hotel
street a few blocks long with a colorful,
➢ Check in at hotel and free time to explore
kitschy collection of painted houses known
➢ Welcome Dinner
as conventillos (flimsily built houses that
immigrants lived in), it's lined with art
Day 3 –
displays explaining the history of the area.
➢ Breakfast
Untold numbers of tacky T-shirt and souvenir
➢ City tour of Buenos Aires, 3 hours: Buenos
vendors and artists set up stalls here and
Aires is the capital of Argentina, on the east
cater strictly to tourists. The history of La
coast of South America where the Río de la
Boca is very important to Buenos Aires and
Plata meets the Atlantic Ocean. Its neoclassical
the development of the tango
architecture, cafe culture, and international vibe
➢ Tour Boca Juniors Stadium
give the city a strikingly European feel, earning it
➢ Game 2 vs. Local Team
the nickname of "the Paris of South America."
But Buenos Aires is also decidedly Argentine,
Day 5 –
with its tango salons, creative clothing
➢ Breakfast, then transfer to Parana (6 hours)
boutiques, and culinary focus on local staples
➢ Stop for lunch in Rosario
such as Pampas grass-fed beef. Whether you're
➢ Check in for 3 nights at hotel
looking for designer fashion, exquisite cuisine, or
nightlife that doesn't stop, this vibrant metropolis
leaves little room for disappointment.
➢ Game 1 vs. Local Team or possibly National
team if available
➢ At night, option: to see Fuerza Bruta Show – Not
included:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0ZmnhuDv
Vg
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Itinerary
Continued
Day 6 – Day 8 –
➢ Breakfast ➢ Breakfast
➢ Free time to explore Parana: Paraná ➢ Return transfer to Buenos Aires
(Spanish pronunciation: [paɾaˈna]) is the ➢ Farewell dinner in the evening
capital city of the Argentine province Entre
Ríos, located on the eastern shore of the
Paraná River, opposite the city of Santa Fe, Day 9 –
capital of the neighboring Santa Fe ➢ Breakfast and check out
Province. The city has a population of ➢ Free day to explore, depending on departure
247,863 (2010 census [INDEC]). Paraná is time
not only the head of the provincial ➢ Transfer to Airport for return flight home
government, but also an important river port
for the transshipment of cereals, cattle, fish,
and lumber from the surrounding region. Day 10 –
The principal industries installed are the ➢ Arrive USA
manufacture of cement, furniture, and
ceramics. The centre of the city gathers
colonial churches, European styles such as
that of the 3 de Febrero Theatre or the
Government House, the mixed styles of the
city's Cathedral, and modern towers like
those near the Parque Urquiza park.
➢ Game 3 vs. Local Team
Day 7 –
➢ Breakfast
➢ Free day to explore or add optional activities
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HIGHLIGHTS
Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina, on the east coast of South
America where the Río de la Plata meets the Atlantic Ocean. Its
neoclassical architecture, cafe culture, and international vibe give the
city a strikingly European feel, earning it the nickname of "the Paris of
South America." But Buenos Aires is also decidedly Argentine, with its
tango salons, creative clothing boutiques, and culinary focus on local
staples such as Pampas grass-fed beef. Whether you're looking for
designer fashion, exquisite cuisine, or nightlife that doesn't stop, this
vibrant metropolis leaves little room for disappointment. Things to Do -
- Wander the purple-blossomed Palermo parks; take in Latin American
and European art in the museums lining Avenida del Libertador; and
marvel at the grand marble and bronze buildings lining Avenida 9 de
Julio, the world's widest boulevard, and Avenida de Mayo, Buenos
Aires's answer to Paris's Champs Elysées. Porteños, as the residents
of Buenos Aires call themselves, love to be on display, and the city
boasts countless outdoor activities -- in parks, at outdoor markets, and
on cafe-lined boulevards.
Rosario
Rosario is the third-largest city in Argentina, birthplace of Che Guevara
and Lionel Messi, and home to artists and thousands of students. It’s
just a 4-hour bus ride from Buenos Aires to this super livable and
chilled out place full of friendly locals, known as Rosarinos, and warm,
sunny weather. Located along the Paraná River, the city has lots of
green spaces and a few beaches where people love to congregate and
socialize. Known for its neoclassical buildings, great food, and
fantastic waterfront, here are several things to do in this patriotic city.
Parana
Nestled on the eastern banks of the mighty Parana River, this bustling
port city attracts more traders than travelers. Nevertheless, for tourists
determined to get off the gringo trail, Parana offers a fascinating
insight into an aspect of Argentine life rarely seen by the international
crowd.
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Cost Per Person – USD
Based on minimum paying and room size
Estimated Estimates ground packages starting at:
Cost $1600.00 per person
Airfare Not Included
Triple Room: (3 Beds / 3 people): $
25 – 29
Double Room: (2 Beds / 2 people):$
People Paying
Single Room: (1 Bed / 1 person):$
Triple Room: (3 Beds / 3 people): $
30 - 35 Double Room: (2 Beds / 2 people):$
People Paying Single Room: (1 Bed / 1 person):$
Cancellation fees will be kept to a minimum. However, in the event of you having to cancel part,
or all of your arrangements within the following, the below cancellation conditions apply:
• The initial deposit is non-refundable at time of acceptance unless otherwise stated
• 160 – 100 Days prior to departure, $500 per person will be non-refundable
• 99 - 61 Day prior to departure, 75% of the total trip cost land and air will be non-refundable
• 60 – Days prior to departure, there will be no refunds
• Once travel has commenced, no refunds will be given. This includes any unused portion of
the tour.
REPLACEMENT PARTICIPANT INFORMATION: If a pre-enrolled participant cannot travel for
any reason, a substitute may be sent in his/her place. We must receive the name of the
replacement participant at least 15 days before the teams´ departure. If a replacement cannot
be sent the Cancellation and Refund Policy stated above will be applied.
Additional Terms and conditions can be found at: https://aist.us/terms-and-condition/
Airfare cancellation and refund policies vary by airline.
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Tour Inclusions - Payment Schedule
Payment Schedule:
1. Deposit: $250 per person to confirm proposal and hold space
2. 5 months prior to departure: 50% of tour package land and air
3. 2 months prior to departure: all payments due
Tour Inclusions: What’s not included:
• From Buenos Aires to Parana, 400 • Airfare quoted separately
kilómetros (5 hs in aprox) • Optional sightseeing activities listed
• Transfers in / Out (Airport – Hotel – Airport) in the itinerary
in Buenos Aires • Personal laundry
• Transfers for all activities included • Travel Insurance
• Arrange 4 Softball fixtures • Tips for drivers and tour guides.
• City tour in Buenos Aires, guide included. You should plan to tip about $20-25
• Fuerza Bruta Show in Buenos Aires in total – to be split with driver and
• Visit Caminito, La Boca and Boca Juniors local tour manager
Stadium • Everything not listed in the section
• Welcome and Farewell Dinners “included”
• Bilingual tour manager throughout tour • Passport and Visa Fees – if needed
• 1 free with 35 paying (36th passenger free)
• AIST Travel T-Shirt, String Backpack and
Water Bottle Keep in mind:
Sample Accommodations: • Proposal valid for a minimum paying.
• Buenos Aires, Argentina (3 nights, then • Price is based on group size and room size.
return for 1 night, 4 total) • Prices are estimated on rates for Summer
http://www.welcomeargentina.com/ciudadb travel and are subject to change
• This proposal is subject to availability
uenosaires/index_i.html
• Parana, Argentina (3 nights)
http://www.welcomeargentina.com/mardelpl
ata/index_i.html
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