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Information and maps
 

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Since Argentina has very few tourist offices abroad, and embassies don't seem to see tourism as a priority, the two main sources of information before you go are the Internet ( www.turismo.gov.ar ) and private tour companies and operators. Your best bet for brochures or factsheets is one of the companies specializing in Latin America, such as South American Experience or Exodus. Nearly every aspect of life in Argentina seems to have its own Web site, with an incredible number dedicated to polo. You might like to buy maps before you go, but a wider selection is on offer in Argentina itself.


Other useful information for tourists (each section contains more specific sub-sections):




Argentina

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GETTING THERE
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BEST OF
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WORK AND STUDY
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DISABLED TRAVELLERS
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EATING AND DRINKING
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GETTING AROUND
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WHERE TO GO
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INSURANCE
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INFORMATION AND MAPS
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OPENING HOURS, PUBLIC HOLIDAYS AND FESTIVALS
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OUTDOOR PURSUITS
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SPECTATOR SPORTS
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NATIONAL PARKS AND RESERVES
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DIRECTORY
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NATURE
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MUSIC
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LITERATURE
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PAINTING AND SCULPTURE
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LANGUAGE
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GLOSSARY
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RED TAPE AND VISAS
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HEALTH
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COSTS, MONEY AND BANKS
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POST, PHONES AND EMAIL
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THE MEDIA
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CRIME AND PERSONAL SAFETY
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WHEN TO GO
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ARGENTINA
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HISTORY