As the main gateway to the country, Buenos Aires offers a representative introduction to the diversity that characterizes Argentina. 

The Buenos Aires region offers unique and sustainable natural environments, impressive structures for events, conventions and congresses, community tourism experiences in small towns, distinguished accessible destinations, excellent gastronomy and a historical and cultural legacy linked to immigration and the gaucho that make it a unique
place to be enjoyed by people from all over the world.

As for its geography, the rural landscape typical of the humid pampas, its two mountain ranges, the countless rivers and plains lagoons that cross it, the Paraná delta and the maritime coast, shape its immense territory.

For its part, the city of Buenos Aires, the country's capital, stands as the most important cultural capital in South America. Its distinctive characteristics arise from a combination of history, traditions, culture, and the warmth of its inhabitants. At the same time, it is consolidating itself as a dynamic metropolis, geared towards creativity and innovation.

The city manifests itself through the rhythm of its music, sporting activity, artistic expressions, and the practice of tango.