Welcome, fellow Hivers! It is with great pleasure that I am on vacation from work, and from Hive too.
But a real vacation requires a minimum of effort to record the moments that will last forever.
So this is the first in a series of posts entitled Destination Mendoza where I will be traveling through Argentina for the second time.
Day 1 - August 14
On this day we traveled from my hometown in Brazil to the airport in Puerto Iguazu, which is the closest Argentine city with flights to the capital Buenos Aires
A very pleasant part of this journey was that the tolls on the highways in the state of Paraná are deactivated, and we paid nothing to get to our destination.
Duty Free: tax free
We visited some stores with the DutyFree concept, where there would be no tax charges. We did not believe in this concept and ended up not buying anything.
We continued on and the registration at the Argentine Customs immigration was chaotic and even though it was a day in the middle of the week, we spent almost two hours in line.
Our accommodation was chosen for its cost-benefit ratio, and we were surprised by the clean room and a hearty breakfast, which easily surpassed many hotels I have stayed at for work in Brazil. We had two double rooms for only USD $22.
We returned to the city center where we ate with the tourists, who ended up raising the price and making the food gourmet. Empanadas, picadas, beer and juice.
We tried to buy a cell phone chip but were unable to. We discovered that they sell two different models, one of them specifically for foreigners. That must be why they don't ask for documents to register the line...
We gave up and, due to exhaustion, went to the hotel to sleep and get ready for the flight that would leave first thing in the morning.
Summary of the day:
- We woke up in Paraná, BR
- We slept in Puerto Iguazu, AR
- Tours: DuttyFree Foz do Iguaçú
Sejam todos bem vindos, amigos Hivers, é com muito prazer que estou de férias do trabalho, e da Hive também.
Mas férias de verdade exigem um mínimo esforço para o registro que eternizam dos momentos.
Então este é o primeiro de uma série de postagens entituladas Destination Mendoza onde estarei percorrendo a Argentina pela segunda vez.
Dia 1 - 14 de agosto
Neste dia realizamos o deslocamento da minha cidade de origem no Brasil até o aeroporto em Puerto Iguazu que é a cidade Argentina mais proxima com vôos com destino a capital Buenos Aires
Uma parte muito agradável desta jornada foi que os pedágios das rodovias do estado do Paraná estão desativados, e nao pagamos nada para chegar ao nosso destino.
Dutty Free: livre de impostos
Visitamos fuas lojas com conceito DuttyFree, onde não haveria cobrança de impostos. Não acreditamos neste conceito e acabamos nao comprando nada.
Seguimos e o registro na imigracion da Aduana Argentina seguir caótico e mesmo sendo um dia no meio na semana, levamos quase duas horas na fila.
Nossa hospedagem foi selecionada pelo custo benefício, e surpreendeu por ter entregue um quarto limpo e um café da manhã caprichado, que superou facilmente vários hotéis que já fiquei , a trabalho, no Brasil. Foram dois quartos duplos por apenas USD $22.
Voltamos ao centro da cidade onde comemos junto aos turistas, que acaba por elevar o preço e gourmetizar a culinária. Empanadas, picadas, cerveza e jugo.
Tentamos comprar chip de celular e nao conseguimos. Descobrimos que sao vendidos dois modelos distintos, um deles especifico para estranjeiros. Deve ser por isso que nao pedem documentos para registrar a linha...
Desistimos e devido ao cansaço seguimos ao hotel para dormir e se preparar para o vôo que sairia no primeiro horário da manhã.
Resumo do dia:
- Acordamos em Paraná, BR
- Dormimos em Puerto Iguazu, AR
- Passeios: DuttyFree Foz do Iguaçú
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As I understand it, it is difficult to plan trips to Argentina now, because while you are getting from point A to point B, inflation can change a lot :) !MEME
You're absolutely right!
Yesterday, purchases were one price, today they are another. Not only can inflation change prices at any time, but the fluctuation of the dollar exchange rate can too!
Credit card purchases are always a surprise for foreigners!
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Personally, I don't like Argentina for only one reason, it's hard to buy herring and mackerel there lol :) !BEER
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