Argentine Airlines and Visit Buenos Aires launch Stopover Buenos Aires program
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- Argentine Airlines and Visit Buenos Aires have introduced the Stopover Buenos Aires program to encourage passengers to extend their layovers in the capital for 24 to 72 hours.
- The initiative bundles benefits such as accommodation, gastronomy, activities, cultural experiences and transfers, and uses an online platform that aggregates offers from participating establishments so travelers can quickly identify options and discounts.
Why it matters
By turning traditional layovers into longer stays, the program aims to generate additional hotel nights, food sales and tourism activity in Buenos Aires, potentially boosting revenue for airlines and local businesses.
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